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Can you help me solve this proof please?

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blagie [28]3 years ago

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So.. Wouldn't the angles be 90 degrees since they are perpendicular to each other?ABD and CBD are probably connected to each other by line BD so AC must form a straight line. AC is now perpendicular to BD, but I'm not sure how to prove AD and DC are congruent lines, unless lines are drawn to connect those points..

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