HINTS ONLY please.
This is very confusing right off the bat. My guess was that we show the angle $C, M, N$ are all $60^{\text{o}}.$
But I am having difficulty doing as as none of the givens have led me to any success.
HINTS ONLY please.
This is very confusing right off the bat. My guess was that we show the angle $C, M, N$ are all $60^{\text{o}}.$
But I am having difficulty doing as as none of the givens have led me to any success.
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This is straightforward (if a little messy) with coordinates.
Suppose without loss of generality that $A,B,C$ have Cartesian coordinates $(-1/2, \sqrt{3}/2)$; $(-1,0)$; and $(0,0)$ respectively. Let the side length of $ECD$ be $x$. Then you can find the coordinates for $D$ and $E$, and then for $M$ and $N$, and then use the distance formula to see that the three sides of the triangle under consideration are all equal (they all turn out to be $\sqrt{1+x+x^2}$).
Hint. BCE and ACD are congruent.