Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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Consider a non-isosceles
Let:
ℓ1 be the external
ℓ2 be the external angle bisector of ∠B and
ℓ3 be the external angle bisector of ∠C.
a) Explain why ℓ1‖̸BC, ℓ2‖̸AC and ℓ3‖̸AB.
Also, Let
ℓ1∩BC↔=D, ℓ2∩AC↔=E and ℓ3∩AB↔=F.
Prove that D, E and F are collinear.
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