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In triangle ABC, AB = AC. D is the midpoint of BC.
If you join AD, which rule lets you prove triangle ABD congruent to triangle ACD, and what follows about angle ADB?

Class 9SSS and RHS CongruenceGeometry — Triangles
  • ASSS; angle ADB = 90°
  • BRHS; angle ADB = 60°
  • CAAA; angle ADB = 45°
  • DSSA; angle ADB = 30°

Step-by-Step Solution

AB=AC, BD=DC, AD common gives SSS. Then angle ADB = angle ADC (CPCT) and they form a linear pair summing to 180, so each is 90°.
Answer: A) SSS; angle ADB = 90°

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