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In the above figure, AB=AC and D is the mid-point of BC
Prove that (i) Is ADBADC? (Give reason)
(ii) Is B=C? Why?


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Given: AB=AC and D is midpoint

So, BD=DC(i)

In ΔABD&ΔACD, we have

AB=AC(given)

BD=DC(fromeq(i))

AD=AD(common)

(i)ΔADBΔADC [BySSScongruencyrule]

(ii)B=C(CPCT)

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