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In the figure below, ZABC = ZDEC and ZGFE = ZDCE. Point Cis the point of intersectionbetween AG and BD, while point E is the point of intersection between AG and DF

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From the information provided, we can deduce the following;

Note that


\begin{gathered} \angle ABC=\angle DEC \\ \text{Both angles are marked in red as shown in the attachment} \end{gathered}

Also, note that


\begin{gathered} \angle GFE=\angle DCE \\ \text{Both angles are marked in blue} \end{gathered}
\angle ACB=\angle DCE\text{ (vertically opposite angles are equal)}

If angle ACB equals angle DCE, and DCE equals GFE, then it means;


\angle ACB=\angle GFE

Similarly;


\angle GEF=\angle DEC\text{ (Vertically opposite angles are equal)}

In the same manner as the other angle as explained above,


\angle GEF=\angle ABC

In the figure below, ZABC = ZDEC and ZGFE = ZDCE. Point Cis the point of intersectionbetween-example-1
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