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given a line AB and a point C not on AB, prove that there is a...

given a line AB and a point C not on AB, prove that there is a Ray AD such that AC is between AB and AD
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Here is the required proof.This proof is a simple and nice proof with proper justification using the laws of geometry.I hope the answer will help you.Please give a thumbs up if you get benefited by my effort.Your feedback is very much precious to me.Thank you.

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