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Given: AB = BC and D is the midpoint of AC.Prove: AABD - ACBD.StepStatementReason1ABBCD is the midpoint of ACGiventryType of Statement

Given: AB = BC and D is the midpoint of AC.Prove: AABD - ACBD.StepStatementReason-example-1
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Δ ABD is proved to be a congruent to Δ CBD using SSS congruence theorem

How to complete the proof

The two column proof is written as follows

Statement Reason

AB ≅ BC; given

AD ≅ DC Definition of midpoint

BD ≅ BD Transitive property

Δ ABD ≅ Δ CBD SSS congruence theorem

Given: AB = BC and D is the midpoint of AC.Prove: AABD - ACBD.StepStatementReason-example-1
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First draw the diagram.

The two triangles are drawn as, ABD and CBD.

To prove,


\Delta ABD\cong\Delta CBD

Proof


AB\cong BC\text{ }(given)
AD=CD\text{ }(D\text{ is the midpoint})
\angle ABD=\angle CBD\text{ }(common)

Thus the triangle ABD is congruent to triangle CBD by Side angle Side property.

Given: AB = BC and D is the midpoint of AC.Prove: AABD - ACBD.StepStatementReason-example-1
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