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Mathematics, 26.09.2019 05:00 royalbugg

In a triangle abc, bc is a diagonal of the triangle. d is the point on the diagonal bc. segment ad is bisector of angle bac that means angle bad and cad are congruent.
in δabc, if m∠cad = 29°, the m∠dab is

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