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7. In the following diagram of AABC it is known that ZA = ZC. If BD bisects ZABC then which two reasons would be needed to show that AB = CB? (1) H.L. and CPCTC (2) A.A.S. and CPCTC (3) S.A.S. and H.L.
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7. In the following diagram of AABC it is known that ZA = ZC. If BD bisects ZABC then which two reasons would be needed to show that AB = CB? (1) H.L. and CPCTC (2) A.A.S. and CPCTC (3) S.A.S. and H.L. (4) H.L. and A.S.A. A B D 2 4​

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