(a) A point D is in the interior of angle ZBAC provided that D and C are on thesame side of line AB and D and B are on the same side of line AC.(b) A point D is in the interior of angle ZBAC provided that there exist points Eand F on rays AB and AC, respectively, such that E * D* F.Can we use Hilbert's Axioms to prove (a) implies (b) and (b) implies (a)? Share someof your explorations. Even if you get stuck, you can share what you tried, why youtried it, and what obstacles came up.

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