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Let, ABC be an isosceles triangle with AB=AC and let Γ denote its circumcircle. A point D is on arc AB of Γ not containing C. A point E is on arc AC of Γ not containing B. If AD=CE, prove that BE is parallel to AD.

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We note that triangle AEC and triangle BDA are congruent.
AE=BD
And hence ABE = DAB.
This proves that AD is parallel to BE.

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