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C
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C
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graph them and then see if they intersect(but if you notice that the coordss of the second line are all smaller than the coords of the first line, meaning that they wont be touching at all)
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Answer: A. "Segment AD bisects angle CAB." is the right answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : In ΔABC ,AC≅AB.
⇒∠ACB=∠CBA....(1) (∵ angles opposite to equal sides of a triangle are equal )
Now in ΔACD and ΔABD
AD=AD (common)....(2)
Here we need one more statement to prove the triangles congruent that is only statement (A) fits in it.
If AD bisects ∠CAB then ∠CAD=∠BAD..(3)
Now again Now in ΔACD and ΔABD
∠ACB=∠CBA [from (1)]
AD=AD [common]
∠CAD=∠BAD [from (3)]
So by ASA congruency criteria ΔADC≅ΔABD.
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