ABC and DBC are two triangles where bar(...

ABC and DBC are two triangles where `bar(AB)` = `bar(AC)` and `bar(DB)` = `bar(DC)`. Show that `/_ABC` + `/_DBC` = `/_ACB` + `/_DCB`. Also S.T. AD is a bisector of `/_A`.

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