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Triangle with congruent bisectors is isosceles

Posted January 13th, 2008 by Structure

Let $ \triangle ABC $ be a triangle such as interior bisector BD and CE are congruent. Then
$ \triangle ABC $ is isoscele and AB=AC.

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