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Answered by duragpalsingh
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Given Data: See figure:
O is point inside a triangle.
Bisectors of ∠ AOB, ∠BOC and ∠COA= OD, OE and OF
We need to prove that:
AD×BE×CF = BD×EC×FA

Now prove:

In ΔAOB bisector is ∠AOB is OD.
So, AD/BD = AO/BO.......(i)   [Bisector Theorem]

In Δ BOC bisector of ∠BOC is OE.
So, BE/EC = BO/CO.......(ii)

In ΔCOA bisector of ∠COA is OF.
So, CF/FA = CO/AO........(iii)

Substituting equation (i),(ii) and (iii) we get: 

⇒AD/BD×BE/CE × CF/FA = AO/BO × BO/CO × CO/AO
⇒AD/BD×BE/EC × CF/FA = 1
⇒AD×BE×CF = BD×EC×FA

Hence Proved 
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abhi178: i know, but i wnat to your language , explain what ?????
duragpalsingh: angle bisector in a triangle that divides the oposite sides into two line segments
abhi178: i think here some data missing , without any more detail we can't solve this
abhi178: good , then now, use similarly concept how ??????
duragpalsingh: it divided two line segments with same propotion like the other two sides have........so we can use similarly concept
abhi178: you write AD/BD = AO/BO
abhi178: sorry , but i not satisfied
duragpalsingh: ok
mysticd: abhi, durag solution is correct
duragpalsingh: thanks sir
Answered by mysticd
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