It is known that, as shown in the figure, D is a point inside △ ABC connecting BD and ad, with BC as the edge, outside △ ABC, make ﹥ CBE = ﹥ abd, ﹥ BCE = ﹥ bad, be and CE cross to e, connecting de. (1) verification: bcab = bebd; (2) verification: ﹥ DBE ﹥ ABC

It is known that, as shown in the figure, D is a point inside △ ABC connecting BD and ad, with BC as the edge, outside △ ABC, make ﹥ CBE = ﹥ abd, ﹥ BCE = ﹥ bad, be and CE cross to e, connecting de. (1) verification: bcab = bebd; (2) verification: ﹥ DBE ﹥ ABC

It is proved that: (1) in △ CBE and △ abd, ∵ - CBE = ∵ abd, ∵ BCE = ∵ bad, (1 point) ∵ - CBE ∵ abd. (2 points) ∵ bcab = bebd. (3 points) ∵ bcbe = abbd. (4 points), that is, bcab = bebd; (2) from (1) we can know that bcab = bebd, ∵ - CBE = ∵ abd, ∵ CBE + ∵ DBC = ∵ abd + ∵ DBC. (5 points), that is, ∵ DBE = ∵ ABC. (6 points) ∵ DBE ∵ ABC. (7 points)