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Ad is an altitude of an isosceles triangle ABC in which AB=AC.Show that AD bisects BC.

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Solution

Given that,
ABC is an isosceles triangle
so,
AB=AC(i)

Also, AD is the altitude
so, ADC=ADB=90(ii)

To prove :
(i)BD=CD
(ii)BAD=CAD

Proof :-
In ADB and ADC
ADC=ADB=90
AB=AC[from (i)]
AD=AD
ADBADC

Hence,by CPCT
BD=DC
and
ABC=DAC
hence,proved

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