In the diagram shown the following is known: Given: AB bisect ZCBD and BD = BC . Prove: AADB = AACB using rigid motion reasoning B (a) Explain why we know that m2CBA= MZDBA but we don't know that M2CAB = MZDAB . Mark the known equal angles. (b) A reflection of AABD across AB leaves what points unmoved ("fixed")? Explain why they don't move. (c) The image of D under the reflection in AB must fall on C. This needs both m2CBA= m2DBA and BD = BC . Explain why. (d) Explain why this reflection in AB now shows that AADB = AACB .

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In the diagram shown the following is known:
Given: AB bisect ZCBD and BD= BC .
Prove: AADB = AACB using rigid motion reasoning
A
B
(a) Explain why we know that M2CBA=mZDBA but we
don't know that M2CAB = MZDAB . Mark the known
equal angles.
D
(b) A reflection of AABD across AB leaves what points unmoved ("fixed")? Explain why they don't move.
(c) The image of D under the reflection in AB must fall on C. This needs both m2CBA= MZDBA and
BD = BC . Explain why.
(d) Explain why this reflection in AB now shows that AADB = AACB .
Transcribed Image Text:In the diagram shown the following is known: Given: AB bisect ZCBD and BD= BC . Prove: AADB = AACB using rigid motion reasoning A B (a) Explain why we know that M2CBA=mZDBA but we don't know that M2CAB = MZDAB . Mark the known equal angles. D (b) A reflection of AABD across AB leaves what points unmoved ("fixed")? Explain why they don't move. (c) The image of D under the reflection in AB must fall on C. This needs both m2CBA= MZDBA and BD = BC . Explain why. (d) Explain why this reflection in AB now shows that AADB = AACB .
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