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1.(1) BCE congruent AFE
Proof: AD BC
f=∠bce,∠b=eaf
and e is the midpoint of the imitation wide ab.
AE=BE, BCE, Quanqinliang, et al. AFE
Solution: (2) ab=6
E is the midpoint of AB.
ae=be=3
AB BC again
In the RT Bridge BCE, it is obtained according to the Pythagorean theorem.
ec = 16 + 9 = 5 under the root number
and BCE congruent AFE
ec=ef=5ef=5
Let the l1 function be y=kx and replace a(4,3) with people.
3=4kk=3/4
y=3/4x
The x-axis of point A is point C
AC X-axis.
oc=4,ac=3
In RT AOC, it is obtained according to the Pythagorean theorem.
oc=5 and oa=ob
Point b is (0,-5).
Let the l2 function be y=kx+b, and substitute a(4,3) and b(0,-5 into it. 3=4k+b①
5=b Substituting .
3=4k-5
k=2y=2x-5
Hopefully oh, I'm typing slowly, haha.
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I'll help you! Because the triangle ADE can coincide with ABF, the triangle AFB is all equal to the triangle ADE, that is, the angle EAD = angle BAF (the congruent triangle corresponds to the same angle), that is, AF=AE (the congruent triangle corresponds to the sides equal) Because the angle BAD is 90° (the inner angle of the square is 90°), it should be the angle BAD = angle BAE + angle EAD (known), so the angle BAD = angle FAE = angle BAE + angle EAD = angle BAF + angle BAE = 90° (equal substitution) so the triangle AEF is an isosceles right triangle.
Be patient, I hope it helps.
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First, you first have to prove that the two congruent triangles are equal to each other
AD+DE=AE, AB+BF =AF, so AE>DE, AF>BF, and because AD=AB, AE=AF, DE=BF
Second, prove that they are right triangles.
The triangle ecf is a right triangle, so ef = ec +bc +bf, and because af = ab +bf , ae = ad +de , so ef -af -ae = ec -ad -de <0,, the question is wrong.
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