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Answered by arnab2261
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Here, we have,
(BC) ^2 = AC * CD.
Or, BC * BC = AC * CD.
Or, AC/BC = BC/CD.

Now,.. We clearly can say that,
angle ACB = angle BCD.

Thus, triangle ABC is similar to triangle BCD, by SAS axiom of similar triangles.

Thus, we get that in similar triangles the ratio of sides is equal.
So, AB/AC = BD/BC

But it is given that AB = AC.

Thus, BD/BC = 1.
So, BD = BC

Hence proved,.

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Answered by Ritiksuglan
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hey mates your answer is here

Here, we have,

(BC) ^2 = AC * CD.

Or, BC * BC = AC * CD.

Or, AC/BC = BC/CD.

Now,.. We clearly can say that,

angle ACB = angle BCD.

Thus, triangle ABC is similar to triangle BCD, by SAS axiom of similar triangles.

Thus, we get that in similar triangles the ratio of sides is equal.

So, AB/AC = BD/BC

But it is given that AB = AC.

Thus, BD/BC = 1.

So, BD = BC

Hence proved,.

may be it's helpful for you

please mark me as brainliest ✌️

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