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Show that BCD is a isocelies triangle

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Answered by sindhug1612
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If bc=CD.. It's isosceles.. Where's the figure by the way

Answered by Anonymous
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\bf\huge{SOLUTION:-}

let us assume a ∆BCD

which has sides BC,CD,BD

\bf\huge{NOTE:-}

Generally in an isosceles triangle there will be any 2 sides equal and 2 angles will be equal.

\bf\huge{PROOF:-}

Here in ∆BCD

(¡)<c = <D [< represents angle]

(¡¡)BD=BC [angles opposite to equal sides are considered as equal angles]

"Therefore, we proved that ∆BCD is a isosceles triangle"

\bf\huge{EXAMPLE:-}

(¡)BC=BD=6CM
(¡¡)<BCD=<BDC=65°

HERE, 2 ANGLES AND 2 SIDES ARE EQUAL AS PER OUR RULE OF ISOSCELES TRIANGLE.
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