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Chapter 1: Q17 (page 21)

Complete. m鈭�1=m鈭�2, then ? bisects ?.

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The answer is 鈥淚f m鈭�2=m鈭�1, thenLE鈫� bisects 鈭�ALS鈥�.

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Step 1. Bisector of an angle.

The ray that divides an angle into two congruent adjacent angles then it is defined as the bisector of an angle.

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Step 2. Observe the diagram.

Clearly, from the given figure, it is observed that鈭�ALS=鈭�ALE+鈭�ELS wherein 鈭�ALE=m鈭�2and 鈭�ELS=m鈭�1.

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Step 3. Find out the bisector if m鈭�1=m鈭�2.

Since, m鈭�2=m鈭�1, therefore, ray LE鈫�must bisect the angle 鈭�ALS.

Thus, the complete statement is 鈥淚f m鈭�2=m鈭�1, thenLE鈫� bisects 鈭�ALS鈥�.

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