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In the figure, AD is perpendicular to BD, AC is perpendicular to BC, and AD ≅ BC.

Which of the following congruences is NOT necessarily true?
∠DAB ≅ ∠CBA
AE ≅ BE
AC ≅ BD
AD ≅ AE
∠EAB ≅ ∠EBA

In the figure, AD is perpendicular to BD, AC is perpendicular to BC, and AD ≅ BC. Which-example-1
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Answer:

D) AD ≅ AE

Explanation:

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User Rob Haupt
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Answer:

  • D) AD ≅ AE

Explanation:

According to given details the triangles ADB and BCE are congruent as per HL congruence

Lets verify the choices

∠DAB ≅ ∠CBA,

  • this is true as corresponding angles of congruent triangles

AE ≅ BE,

  • this is true as AEB is isosceles

AC ≅ BD,

  • this is true as corresponding sides of congruent triangles

AD ≅ AE,

  • this is NOT true as AE > AD as hypotenuse of right triangle is greater than legs

∠EAB ≅ ∠EBA,

  • this is true as AEB is isosceles

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