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Hi Bunuel,

my doubt in statement 1 is, what if the line from B to C was not a straight line and hence the angle YBC will not be 90, so how can statement 1 be sufficeint?
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Hi Bunuel,

my doubt in statement 1 is, what if the line from B to C was not a straight line and hence the angle YBC will not be 90, so how can statement 1 be sufficeint?
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