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The bisectors of angles P and Q of trianglePQR meet the opposite sides at B and A respectively.if AB is parallel to PQ.prove that pQR is an isoceles

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Answered by adityakjha24
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Given, the bisector of the angles B and C of a triangle ABC meet the opposite sides in D and E respectively.

Again, we can show that BE = CD

Now, in Δ BEC and Δ CDB

BE = CD {by proof}

BC = CB {common}

So, by RHS congruence,

Δ BCE ≅ Δ CDB

By CPCT, we get

∠BCE = ∠CBD

Now, AB = AC {sides opposite to equal angles of a triangle are equal}

Hence, Δ ABC is an isosceles



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pallii: how can v show be=cd
adityakjha24: its from theorum, bc||de , and ∆bcd and ∆ cbe having common base ,so area of both traingle is same
adityakjha24: and length of be= cd
adityakjha24: both the traigle will be congruent
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