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Answered by TakenName
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These are basic triangle symmetries:

  • SSS- Side/Side/Side
  • SAS- Side/Angle/Side
  • ASA- Angle/Side/Angle

Question 1.

From ΔABD and ΔACD

- \sf{\overline{AD}} is common

- \sf{\angle{ADB}=\angle{ADC}}

- \sf{\overline{BD}=\overline{CD}}

So, this is clearly the SAS symmetry.

We have proved that \sf{\triangle{ABD}\cong\triangle{ACD}}.

Question 2.

In two symmetric triangles, \sf{\overline{AB}} and \sf{\overline{AC}} correspond to each other.

From the SAS that we proved, two sides are equal.

We have proved that \sf{\overline{AB}=\overline{AC}}.

Question 3.

In two symmetric triangles, two angles \sf{\angle{B}} and \sf{\angle{C}} correspond to each other.

We have proved that \sf{\angle{B}=\angle{C}}.

Learn more:

Triangle Symmetries:

  • SSS
  • SAS
  • ASA

Triangle Similarities:

  • AAA
  • SAS
  • ASA

We see SAS and ASA as common in symmetry and similarity.

Actually, symmetry is the case when the similarity ratio is 1:1.

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