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16. a) In the given figure, OB bisects ABC and OC bisects ACB, prove that BOC - BAC = ABO+ACO.​

16 A In The Given Figure OB Bisects ABC And OC Bisects ACB Prove That BOC BAC ABOACO class=

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Points ABC and points OBC form two separate triangles. Triangle ABC is made up of angles BAC, ABC, ACB, while triangle OBC is made up of angles BOC, OBC, OCB. Since interior angles of triangles add up to 180 degrees, m<BAC + m<ABC + m<ACB = 180 and m<BOC + m<OBC + m<OCB = 180. 180 is equal to 180, so m<BAC + m<ABC + m<ACB = m<BOC + m<OBC + m<OCB.

Since OB bisects <ABC and OC bisects <ACB, m<ABO = m<OBC and m<ACO = m<OCB. We can also say that m<ABC = 2m<ABO and m<ACB = 2m<ACO. Substitute and simplify the equation.

m<BAC + m<ABC + m<ACB = m<BOC + m<OBC + m<OCB

m<BAC + 2m<ABO + 2m<ACO = m<BOC + m<ABO + m<ACO

m<ABO + m<ACO = m<BOC - m<BAC

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