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If in a ΔABC, AD is internal angle bisector & D is a point on BC, AB = 3cm, BC = 5cm then what is BD:CD?
By Internal angle bisector theorem, AB:AC = BD:CD So, BD: CD = 3:5More Geometry Questions
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