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Given: bisects ∠BAC; AB = AC Which congruence theorem can be used to prove △ABR ≅ △ACR?

a. AAS
b. SSS
c.ASA
d.SAs

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Answer:

The answer is SAS

Explanation:

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Answer: SAS

Explanation:

Here ABC is a triangle, In which angle BAC is bisected by line AR where,
R\in BC .

Thus in triangles ABR and ACR,

AB= AC ( given)

Therefore
AB\cong AC


\angle BAR\cong \angle CAR ( by the property of angle bisector)

And,
AR\cong AR (reflexive)

Thus by SAS postulate,

△ABR ≅ △ACR.

Therefore, Option D is correct.


Given: bisects ∠BAC; AB = AC Which congruence theorem can be used to prove △ABR ≅ △ACR-example-1
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