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In Figure, line `l` is the bisector of angle `A` and `B` is any point on `l` . `B P` and `B Q` are perpendiculars from `B` to the arms of `Adot` Show that : `A P B~=A Q B` `B P=B Q` or `B` is equidistant from the arms of `/_A` . Figure

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