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Given: 
m/_DAC=m/_DBC;

bar(AB) bisects 
/_DAC;

bar(AB) bisects 
/_DBC.
Prove: 
m/_1=m/_2

Given: mDAC=mDBC m \angle D A C=m \angle D B C ;\newlineAB \overline{A B} bisects DAC \angle D A C ;\newlineAB \overline{A B} bisects DBC \angle D B C .\newlineProve: m1=m2 m \angle 1=m \angle 2

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Q. Given: mDAC=mDBC m \angle D A C=m \angle D B C ;\newlineAB \overline{A B} bisects DAC \angle D A C ;\newlineAB \overline{A B} bisects DBC \angle D B C .\newlineProve: m1=m2 m \angle 1=m \angle 2
  1. Identify Given Information: Let's identify the given information and what we need to prove.\newlineGiven:\newline11. m/_DAC=m/_DBCm/\_DAC = m/\_DBC (The measure of angle DAC is equal to the measure of angle DBC).\newline22. AB\overline{AB} bisects /_DAC/\_DAC (Line segment AB bisects angle DAC).\newline33. AB\overline{AB} bisects /_DBC/\_DBC (Line segment AB bisects angle DBC).\newlineWe need to prove that m/_1=m/_2m/\_1 = m/\_2.
  2. Angle Division by Line Segment: Since AB\overline{AB} bisects DAC\angle DAC, it divides angle DAC into two equal angles. Let's denote the measure of these two angles as m1m\angle_1. Therefore, we have:\newlinemDAC=2×m1m\angle_{DAC} = 2 \times m\angle_1.
  3. Measure of Angles: Similarly, since ABˉ\bar{AB} bisects /DBC/_DBC, it divides angle DBC into two equal angles. Let's denote the measure of these two angles as m/2m/_2. Therefore, we have:\newlinem/DBC=2×m/2m/_DBC = 2 \times m/_2.
  4. Substitution of Measures: From the given information, we know that m/DAC=m/DBCm/_{DAC} = m/_{DBC}. By substituting the expressions from the previous steps, we get:\newline2×m/1=2×m/2.2 \times m/_{1} = 2 \times m/_{2}.
  5. Final Measure Calculation: To find the measure of each angle, we can divide both sides of the equation by 22, which gives us:\newlinem/1=m/2.m/_{1} = m/_{2}.

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