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Mathematics, 06.01.2021 06:30, helpplz84

6. Given: ZABD = ZCBD, Proof
ZBDA = ZBDC
7.
Proo
Prove: AB = CB
B
A А
G
D


6. Given: ZABD = ZCBD,

Proof
ZBDA = ZBDC
7.
Proo
Prove: AB = CB
B
A А
G
D

answer
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6. Given: ZABD = ZCBD, Proof
ZBDA = ZBDC
7.
Proo
Prove: AB = CB
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