Show that AE=ED................
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Angle DBC = ABC {Shown}, hence, EBC is an isosceles triangle as an isosceles triangle has its base angles equal.
Angle ABD+DBC = DCA+ACB {Shown},
Side BC = BC {Common Base},
Angle DBC = ACB {Shown},
So, by ASA congruence criterion, Triangle ABC is congruent to Triangle DCB.
Hence, AC = BD {As both triangle are congruent},
EC = EB {Equal sides of isosceles triangle EBC},
AC - EC = BD - EB,
→AE = DE.
Hence, we get, AE = DE.
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