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Given: BC//AD & triangle ABC is not isosceles Proof: AC does not bicect <BAD
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to do indirect proof, you must assume the negation of the conclusion is true. the negation of what you need to prove is : AC bisects <BAD. this should lead to a contradiction of the given...
what's the contradiction?
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That's what I need help with I can't find any more statements or reasons to prove the triangles are congruent & do a CPCTC for my contradiction.
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