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suppose ABC be a triangle in which AD is the internal bisector of

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Answered by llchummill
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Step-by-step explanation:

Correct option is

A

AE is H.M. of b and c

B

AD=

b+c

2bc

cos

2

A

C

EF=

b+c

4bc

sin

2

A

D

the triangle AEF is isosceles.

Given, internal angle bisector of A meets BC at D,

we know length of AD is given by, AD =

b+c

2bc

cos

2

A

Given, △ADE is right angled triangle with right angle at D.

∠D=90

,∠AED=90−

2

A

Using sine rule in △ADE, we get

sin∠AED

AD

=

sin∠ADE

AE

=

sin∠

2

A

DE

cos

2

A

AD

=AE=

sin

2

A

DE

Substitute the value of AD in above equation, we get

AE=

cos

2

A

b+c

2bc

cos

2

A

=

b+c

2bc

so, AE is harmonic mean of b and c.

Consider △ADE and △ADF , we know that

∠ADE=∠ADF=90

∠DAE=∠DAF=∠

2

A

∴∠AED=∠AFD=90−∠

2

A

Hence △AEF is isosceles triangle.

EF=2DE=2AEsin

2

A

EF=2×

b+c

2bc

sin

2

A

=

b+c

4bc

sin

2

A

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