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# Two circles are drawn with sides AB and AC of a triangle ABC as diameters

Question from  Class 9  Chapter Circles

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Solution :
We can create a diagram with the given details.<br> Please refer to video for the diagram.<br> As `AB` is the diameter of the first circle and `D` is a point on the circle,<br> `:. /_ADB = 90^@`<br> Also, as `Ac` is the diameter of the first circle and `D` is a point on the circle,<br> `:. /_ADC = 90^@`<br> `:. /_ADB+/_ADC = 180^@`<br> It means, `B`,`D` and `C` are points on a straight line.<br> Thus, point `D` lies on `BC`.

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