Предмет: Алгебра, автор: mmark23

BD=AC и BC=AD. Докажите , что уголADB=углуACB​

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Автор ответа: mariiazol
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Объяснение:

Для того, чтобы доказать равенство углов, докажем равенство треугальников ABD и BAC.

У них есть общая сторона AB, две другие их стороны попарно равны по условию задачи: BD=AC и BC=AD. Данные треугольники равны по трём сторонам.

В равных треугольниках соответственные элементы равны. Значит, угол ADB равен углу ACB, поскольку они противолежат общей стороне АВ в равных треугольниках.

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