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ligures. LO (c) In the given circle, AD is the diameter and AM I BC. Prove: (i) AAMC – AABD (ii) AB. AC = AD. AM (iii) If AM = 3 cm and AB = 5 cm, Calculate ar(AAMC): ar(AABD). M [4]

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