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ΔGIT ≅ ΔAIN

By SAS  rule of congruency

Step-by-step explanation:

From the given information, GA intersect TN at I, and also IT=IN, IA=IG.

Also, from figure, it can be seen that IT=IN and IG=IA.

Then, From ΔGIT and ΔAIN, we have

IT=IN (given)

∠TIG=∠NIA (vertically opposite angles)

IG=IA (given)

Therefore, by SAS rule,

ΔGIT ≅ ΔAIN.

hence proved.

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