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If a straight line drawn from the vertex of a triangle, parallel to the base of triangle bisect the exterior vertical angle, then the triangle is:

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equilateral
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right-angled
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obtuse-angled
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D
isosceles
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Solution

The correct option is C equilateral
In ΔABC,AEistheanglebisectorofDAC.DAE=EAC
DAE is the exterior angle for triangle ABC extending AB.
Given, AEBCEAC=ACB[alternateangles]DAE=ABC[correspondingangles]ABC=ACB=x(asshowninfigure)
Similarly, extending AC to F and CG being the angle bisector of BCF
BCF is the exterior angle for triangle ABC extending along AC.
Given, ABCGGCB=CBA[alternateangles]FCG=CAB[correspondingangles]CBA=BAC=x(asshowninfigure)
Hence the triangle is equilateral.
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