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The mid point of side BC of ΔABC is D. If from B a line is drawn bisecting AD such that cutting side AD at E if cuts AC at X. Then prove that


Let a point F on AC such that DF||BX.


By Converse of Mid Point Theorem, as D is mid point of BC, F is the mid point of AC.


⇒ CF = XF


In ΔCFD & ΔCXB,


|By Mid Point Theorem


⇒ BX = 2DF


In ΔAXE & ΔAFD


E is the mid point of AD


and EX | | DF


By Mid Point Theorem,


AX = XF





Hence, proved.


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