In , it is given that . The bisector of meets at…

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Problem

In △ABC\triangle ABC, it is given that AB=ACAB = AC. The bisector of ∠A\angle A meets BCBC at DD. (i) Prove that △ABD≅△CAD\triangle ABD \cong \triangle CAD. (ii) Deduce that BD=DCBD = DC. (iii) Is ADAD perpendicular to BCBC? Give a reason for your answer.

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