- AYes, because
- BNo, because the two ratios are different
- CYes, but only because BD is greater than DC
- DIt cannot be decided unless the angles at B and C are known
Step-by-Step Solution
and . The two ratios agree, and the converse of the bisector proportionality (itself a BPT consequence) then forces to bisect angle A. The second option misreads the arithmetic; the third confuses "larger part" with "bisector"; the fourth overlooks that the side lengths alone settle the question.
Answer: A) Yes, because