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Answered by rocky200216
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In ∆ABC,

  • D is the midpoint of ‘AB’ .

  • E is the midpoint of ‘AC’ .

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  1. DE, if BC = 6cm .
  2. ADE, if ⟨DBC = 140° .

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⚡ Using mid point theorem, A line segment joining the mid points of the two sides of the triangle, is equal to half the length of the third side .

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[1]

  • D and E are the mid points .

Hence,

\rm{\green{DE\:=\:\dfrac{1}{2}\:BC\:}}

\rm{\implies\:DE\:=\:\dfrac{1}{2}\times{6}\:}

\rm{\boxed{\purple{\implies\:DE\:=\:3cm\:}}}

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[2] Here, According to theorem

  • DE ll BC .

⚡ DE ll BC and AB is the intersection line .

Hence,

\rm{\green{\angle{DBC}\:=\:\angle{ADE}\:}}

\rm{\boxed{\purple{\implies\:\angle{ADE}\:=\:140^{\degree}\:}}}

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