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I have a triangle here, how do I prove that $BCD$ is equilateral(so all lines have the same length)

And yes this is 2D

Triangle

What I have so far is $$BAC = 120^\circ$$

So how do I point out that $$BCD = 60^\circ$$ $$CBD = 60^\circ$$ $$BDC = 60^\circ$$ Where is the relationship ?

Rick
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Mazzy
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c = 120 due inscribed angle BAD. in the same way arc CD = c

so, CBD = BCD which is 60.

in the same way as arc CB = 240 and arc CB = 120. CDB = 60

Peter
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You first note that arcs, or line segments of equal lengths subtend equal angles. Then $\angle CBD = \angle CAD$, as they are subtended by the same line segment $CD$. Then in same fashion $\angle BCD = \angle BAD$ as they are subtended by the same line segment $BD$. Then you are done as the sum of angles is $180^\circ$ within a triangle.

Daniel Buck
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Angle BAD and angle BCD share the chord in the right way, so they are equal. The same for angle CAD and angle CBD. This gives us two angles of the triangle BCD equal to 60 degrees, so that's it.

Polydarya
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Firtly, since A、B、C、D are concyclic, we can get ∠CAB+∠CDB=180°, therefore ∠CDB=60°.

Secondly, since ∠CAD=∠BAD, we can get arc CD=arc BD, therefore CD=BD, and ∠DCB=∠DBC.

Since ∠DCB+∠CBD+∠BDC=180°, we can get ∠DCB=∠CBD=∠BDC=60°.

qsmy
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