In a triangle ABC, the angle A is externally bisected by a line which meets the base produced at D - Maths - Triangles

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In a triangle ABC, the angle A is externally bisected by a line
which meets the base produced at D and the circumcircle at E,
then
A) AB/BC = AE/ED
B) AB AC = AE ED
C) AB^2 = AC^2
D) None of these

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In a triangle ABC, the angle A is externally bisected by a line which meets the base produced at D and the circumcircle at E, then A) AB/BC = AE/ED B) AB.AC = AE.ED C) AB^2 = AC^2 D) None of these

In a triangle ABC, the angle A is externally bisected by a line which meets the base produced at D and the circumcircle at E, then
A) AB/BC = AE/ED
B) AB.AC = AE.ED
C) AB^2 = AC^2
D) None of these