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A math problem in grade two! It's simple! process of reasoning
Extend DC to the intersection of AB and E.

According to the condition, if the triangle ADC and BDC are equal, then the angle ADC and BDC are equal.

If AD=BD, the edges and corners prove that the triangle ADE ADE and BDE are equal, and AE=BE, that is, DE is the center line of the isosceles triangle, so it is vertical.

See this topic should be equilateral triangle paper, otherwise it can't be done.

AB=√3, then DE = 3/2, CE = √ 3/2, CD = 3/2-√ 3/2 = 0.63397 (I really don't know how to write this accurately to 0.0 1 ...).