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2 years ago

Given: Ray BC bisects angle ABD.

Mathematics

2 answers:

hjlf2 years ago

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Answer: C) ∠ABC & ∠DBC

Step-by-step explanation:

When a ray bisect an angle , then it divided the original angle into two congruent angles.

We are given that Ray BC bisects angle ABD.

Then, Ray BC divides ∠ABD into two congruent angles.

From the picture, The angle formed by it : ∠ABC & ∠DBC

So ∠ABC & ∠DBC must be congruent.

Hence, the pair of angles must be congruent : ∠ABC & ∠DBC

natita [175]2 years ago

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Congruent is the same size and same shape. When a ray bisects an angle, the two newly created angles will be congruent, since the ray went right in the middle of the first angle (so in this case, ABC and DBC will be congruent)

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