Step 1. Use the diagram to prove analytically the statement thatAABC being isosceles is equivalent to b =2EA (0, 0)C (b, c)DB (a, 0)

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Step 1. Use the diagram to prove analytically the statement that a AABC being isosceles is equivalent to b = 2 E A (0, 0) C (b, c) D B (a,0)