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Given: BC bisects ZABD
mZABD = 52
Prove: m ZABC = 26°
M ZABD = 52
mABC = m2 CBD
BC bisects ZABD
m ZABC + m ZABC = 52
m ZABC + m ZCBD = 52
m ZABC + m ZCBD=
MZ ABD
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