1. Use two-column proof in answering. (statement and reason) In AABC, AD I BC. Prove that AB >AD; AB > BD.Thus, in a right triangle, the hypotenuseis the longest side.

Given: In ∆ABC, AD⊥BC To Find: To prove that AB>AD; AB>BD.

Answered: In AABC, AD 1 BC. Prove that AB> AD; AB…

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