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Problem:

Triangle ABC has a line segment AM as the angle bisector of angle A.

• a) Is triangle ABC an isosceles triangle? Why or why not?
• b) From point M, there is a perpendicular segment MH to side AB. There is also a perpendicular segment MK from point M to side AC. Compare the lengths of MH and MK.

Next Steps:

• I can help with the explanation of whether triangle ABC is isosceles or not and assist with the geometric comparisons in part (b).

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Here are some related questions to expand on:

1. What does the Angle Bisector Theorem tell us about the sides of the triangle?
2. How can we prove whether triangle ABC is isosceles or not based on the angle bisector?
3. What is the significance of perpendiculars from a point to the sides of a triangle?
4. How can we use the properties of right triangles to compare MH and MK?
5. How can symmetry help in solving geometric problems like these?

Tip: When analyzing triangle properties, always check if any symmetry or equal angles are involved, as this often gives useful clues!