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In the given figure, AB=AC.
Then AD does not bisects angle A.

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  1. True
  2. False

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False
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True
Solution
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In triangle ABC, since AB = AC
thus, ABC=ACB (I) (angles opposite to equal sides are equal)
Now, in triangles DPB and DQC
P=Q=90 (Given)
ABC=ACB (From I)
BD=DC (Given)
Thus triangles, DPBDQC (ASA Congruency)
Hence, DP=DQ

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