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Draw a `Delta ABC`.
1.Bisect `angleB` and name the point of intersection of AC and the angle bisecto as D.
2. Mesure the sides.
AB= `square` cm , BC = `square` cm,
AD = `square` cm, DC = `square` cm
3.Find rations `(AB)/(BC) and (AD)/(DC)`.
4.You will find thaat both the rations are almost equal.
6.Bisect remaining angles of the triangle and find the ration as above. Verify that the rations are equal.

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`therefore (AB)/(BC) = (AD)/(DC)`
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