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Answered by Anonymous
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In ∆ABC,

  • AC = AB
  • \angle2 = \angle1 ---- (i)

In ∆ADC

  • AD = AC
  • \angle6 = \angle5 ---- (ii)

Now,

From exterior angle theoram,

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle4 = \angle1 + \angle2

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle4 = \angle2 + \angle2 ------- from (i)

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle4 = 2(\angle2 ) ----- (iii)

Again,

From exterior angle theoram,

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle3 = \angle6 + \angle5

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle3 = \angle5 + \angle5 ------- from (ii)

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle3 = 2(\angle5 ) ----- (iv)

On adding equation (iii) and equation (iv)

\pink{\rightarrow}\angle3 + \angle4 = 2\angle2 + 2\angle5

\pink{\rightarrow}180° = 2 ( \angle2 + \angle5) ---- (As 3 and 4 make the linear pair)

\pink{\rightarrow}180° = 2 \angleBCD

\pink{\rightarrow}\angleBCD = 90°

Therefore, \angleBCD is a right angle.

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