Final answer:
In a triangle with |AB| > |AC|, the median AM, the angle bisector AD, and the altitude AH divide the angle into 4 equal parts.
Step-by-step explanation:
In a triangle with |AB| > |AC|, the median AM, the angle bisector AD, and the altitude AH divide the angle into 4 equal parts.
Let's label the triangle as ABC, with AB > AC. We can use the properties of isosceles triangles and the Angle Bisector Theorem to find the measures of the angles.
- Since AB > AC, angle B is larger than angle C.
- Since the median AM divides side BC into two equal parts, angle BAM = MAC.
- Since the angle bisector AD divides angle BAC into two equal parts, angle BAD = DAC.
- Since the altitude AH is perpendicular to BC, angle BAH = CAH = 90 degrees.
Therefore, in triangle ABC, angles BAM, MAC, BAD, and DAC are all equal and divide the angle BAC into four equal parts.
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