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Given: ∠XAM = ∠YBM = 90° and AM = BM

To prove: BX ≅ AY

Proof:

In the triangle XAM and BYM:

  • ∠3 = ∠4 [vertically opposite angles]
  • AM = BM [Given]
  • ∠XAM = ∠YBM [Both are 90°]

From the ASA rule of congruency, we can say that: ΔXAM ≅ ΔYBM

Since ΔXAM ≅ ΔYBM: We can say that XM ≅ MY [CPCT - Common Part of Congruent triangles]

In the Triangle AMY and XMB:

  • ∠1 = ∠2 [vertically opposite angles]
  • AM = BM [Given]
  • XM = MY [Proved above]

From the SAS rule of congruency, we can say that: ΔAMY ≅ ΔXMB

Since ΔAMY ≅ ΔXMB: We can finally say that BX ≅ AY [CPCT]

Hence Proved!

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