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Answered by Quicksilver007
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Answered by renukasingh05011979
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Internal angle bisector theorem

In ∆AOB ---> (I)

 \frac{AO}{BO} = \frac{AF}{BF}

In∆BOC --->(Il)

 \frac{BO}{OC } = \frac{BD}{CD}

In∆COA --->(III)

 \frac{CO}{CE} = \frac{CE}{AE}

Multiplying (I),(II) and (III) , we get

 \frac{AO}{BO} \times \frac{BO}{CO} \times \frac{CO}{AO} = \frac{AF}{BF} \times \frac{BD}{CD} \times \frac{CE}{AE}

Therefore, \: AF \times BA \times CE \times BF \times CD \times AE

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