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In the figure below, ZABC = ZDEC and ZGFE - ZDCE. Point C is the point of intersectionbetween AG and BD, while point E is the point of intersection between AG and DFProve ABC - GEF

In the figure below, ZABC = ZDEC and ZGFE - ZDCE. Point C is the point of intersectionbetween-example-1
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Given that


\begin{gathered} \angle ABC\cong\angle DEC \\ \angle GFE\cong\angle DEC \end{gathered}

C is the point of intersection between AG and BD while E is the point of intersection between AG and DF

To prove the triangle ABC is similar to the triangle GEF

From the given figure, it is seen that


CD=CE

Therefore,


\angle DEC=\angle DCE

Since


\begin{gathered} \angle ABC\cong\angle DEC \\ \angle GFE\cong\angle DEC \end{gathered}

Then,


\angle ABC\cong\angle GFE

In the triangle ABC and the triangle GFE, two angles are congruent.

Therefore,


\begin{gathered} (AC)/(BC)=(EG)/(FE) \\ (AC)/(EG)=(BC)/(FE) \end{gathered}

Similarly,


(AB)/(FG)=(AC)/(EG)

Thus,


(AB)/(FG)=(AC)/(EG)=(BC)/(FE)

Hence, the triangle ABC is similar to the triangle GEF

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