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In aIn a ABC, if D is a point on BC such that BDDC=ABAC, Prove that AD is the bisector of A.

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Construction: Produce BA to E, such that AE=AC. Join EC.



Given: AE=AC BDDC=ABACTherefore, BDDC=ABAE.Or BDDC=BAAE.Therefore, according to the converse of basic proportionality theorem, ADEC.DAC=ECA [Alternate angles] ...(1)BAD=CEA [Corresponding angles] ...(2)Given, AC=AE.Therefore, ECA=CEA [Angles opposite equal sides are equal]From (1) & (2), we get: DAC=BADHence, AD is the bisector of A.

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