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Exercise 16 let ABCD be a square of side 5 cm. let I be the midpoint of (AD)and J that of (BC) 1 prove that IB=IC
2 a) show that ABJI is a rectangle
b) Deduce that AJ=IC
3 let E be the midpoint of (DC) let L be the symmetry of J with respect to C and F be the symmetry of E with respect to C

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