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Given a triangle ABC, let l_1 be the angle bisector of <A and let l_2 be the perpendicular bisector of line BC. Assuming AB > AC, show that l_1 intersection l_2 is not in triangle ABC

Given a triangle ABe, let Libe the angle bisectoc of A and let 2 be the perpendicular bisectar AB AC, Shsu that L interseetio

Excuse l_2 is the perpendicular bisector of line BC hence the right angle. The questions is to show a step by step proof that when l_1 abd l_2 intersect, it will be outside of the given triangle.
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- The angle bisector and the perpendiculan bisector of opposite side will meet outside the circle, el. infact on the circum c

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