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Answered by biligiri
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Step-by-step explanation:

in ∆ ABD and ∆ ACD

angle ADB = angle ADC = 90° [ given ]

BD = CD [ AD bisects BC given ]

AD = AD [ common side ]

by SAS criteria, ∆ ABD congruent ∆ ADC

therefore by CPCT, AB = AC

hence proved

[ CPCT = corresponding parts of congruent ∆ are equal ]

Answered by Anonymous
1

Given :-

AB = AC

To,

Prove that ABC tis an isosceles triangle.

Solution :-

In \triangle ABD and \triangle ACD

= AB = AC (given)

= AD = AD (common)

= \angle ADB = \angle ADC (each 90°)

\therefore Triangle ABD is congurent to Traingle ACD (SAS congurance rule)

So,

ABC is an isosceles triangle (CPCT)

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