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In the above figure, AD = AC ( given)
So, < d = < c
In triangle ABD
Exterior angle d > angle b ( as exterior angle is greater than its interior opposite angle.)
But < d = < c
=> <c greater than <b
=> AB > AC ( as, side opposite to greater angle is greater in a triangle)
But, AC = AD
So, AB > AD
[ Hence Proved]
Thnku
In the above figure, AD = AC ( given)
So, < d = < c
In triangle ABD
Exterior angle d > angle b ( as exterior angle is greater than its interior opposite angle.)
But < d = < c
=> <c greater than <b
=> AB > AC ( as, side opposite to greater angle is greater in a triangle)
But, AC = AD
So, AB > AD
[ Hence Proved]
Thnku
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Here, AD = AC
angle ADC = angle ACD
( exterior angle property says that
angle ABD + angle BAD = angle ADC)
==>. angle ABD < angle ADC
angle ABD < angle ACD
angle ABC < angle ACB
AS, side opposite to greater angle is longer
==>. AC < AB
SO, AD < AB. ( AD = AC
Hence, AB > AD
angle ADC = angle ACD
( exterior angle property says that
angle ABD + angle BAD = angle ADC)
==>. angle ABD < angle ADC
angle ABD < angle ACD
angle ABC < angle ACB
AS, side opposite to greater angle is longer
==>. AC < AB
SO, AD < AB. ( AD = AC
Hence, AB > AD
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