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Help with this proof

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Essentially, what we need to do here is prove that BE=EC, BE=CB, and.or CE=BC therefore making it isosceles. With ∠AEC=∠DEB, we know AE=DE, so EC=EB (the points go in order). Therefore, as EC=EB, BEC is isosceles (it has at least 2 equal sides).

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