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Hint :- Using pythagoras theorem in triangle AEC and AED we find AC2 and AD2 and do equation to get the required result.
The correct answer is: Hence proved
Aim :- Prove that
Explanation(proof ) :-
In triangles ABE and ACE ,
∠AEB = ∠AED = 900 (Right angle)
AB = AC (given) (Hypotenuse)
AE = AE (common side)
By RHS , ΔAEB ≅ ΔAEC
By congruence , BE = EC
Applying pythagoras theorem in triangle AEC we get,
— Eq1
Applying pythagoras theorem in triangle AED we get,
— Eq2
Doing Eq2-Eq1 we get ,
Substitute ED-EC = CD
Hence proved
Hence proved
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