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<> solution: Let the midpoint of BC be d, the central angle of the circle is equal to half of the circumferential angle, BOD=60°, and in the right-angled triangle BOD, there is OD=1
ob=12, so the trajectory equation for the midpoint d is: x2+y24, so d is chosen
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Proof that since bc cuts the minor circle o to d, od is perpendicular to bc to d, and bc is the chord of the great circle o, so the midpoint of bc is d (bisecting the chord perpendicular to the diameter of the string).
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Hello!! 1) Proof: Extend the ED to AB at point F.
ead=∠bad,de⊥ad
af=ae,df=de
and d is the midpoint of BC.
bfd≌△ced
ec=bfab=af+bf=ae+ec
2) AD=1 2BC, D is the midpoint of BC, then BAC=90°, ABC+ ACB=90°
and abc= bce
ace=90°
The ace is a right-angled triangle.
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(2) When BAC 90°, AB 8, AD 5, find the length of the line segment CE.
D is known to be the midpoint of BC, AD=5
So, bc = 2ad = 10 (midline on hypotenuse).
Known bac=90°, ab=8
So, from the Pythagorean theorem: ac=6
Applying the previous congruence directly to find the internal error parallelism, the complementary of the same side internal angles of the parallel lines proves ace=90
Let ce=x be known from the conclusion of the first question ae+ce=ab=8
So, ae=8-x
So, in RT ace there is the Pythagorean theorem that AC 2 + CE 2 = AE 2 i.e.: 6 2 + x 2 = (8-x) 2
solution, x=7 4
i.e., ce=7 4
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Landlord, you misplaced the topic and categorized it.
Here is the English translation.
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Proof: ACB 90°, RT ADC, 1 2 90°, AD CF, in RT EDC, 3 2 90°, get: 1 3. ①
fb ac, acb 90°, fbc 90°, get: fbc is a right angle.
ac=bc,③
From the above three formulas, we get: RT ADC RT FBC.
cd fb, known cd db, obtains: db fb.
From AC=BC, ACB 90°, we get: 4 45°, AB is the CBF bisector.
So, AB bisects DF perpendicularly (the three lines in an isosceles triangle are combined).
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1) Take the special points of E and F, both of which are the midpoints of Ab and Ac, which can prove that abc and def are similar, so def is an isosceles triangle.
2) ab=2, ae=1, so the quadrilateral aedf area is 1
According to the Pythagorean theorem: ab 2 = bc 2 + ac 2 gives 13 2 = 5 2 + ac 2 solution gives ac = 12 >>>More
1.Proof: acb = 90°
ac⊥bcbf⊥ce >>>More
Cause: ac sinb=bc sina so: bc=acsina sinb=10xsin45° sin30°=(10x 2 2) (1 2) =10 2 >>>More
Hello, the idea of this problem is to use the sine theorem and the triangle area formula. >>>More
The downstairs is well done. Both graphs, but the principle is the same, it can be like this: because ae is high, ae is perpendicular to bc, so ab 2 = ae 2 + be 2, ac 2 = ae 2 + ce 2; So ab2 ac 2=be 2+ce 2+2ae 2; (1) And because am is the midline, so BM=cm, so be 2=(BM-me) 2=(cm-me) 2=cm 2+me 2-2cm*me; (2) In the same way, CE 2=(cm+me) 2=CM2+ME2+2cm*ME; (3) The above (2) and (3) formulas are added together, be 2 + ce 2 = 2cm 2 + 2me 2; (4) Substituting Eq. (4) into Eq. (1) obtains, ab 2 ac 2 =2cm 2+2me 2+2ae 2 =2bm 2+2(me 2+ae 2) =2bm 2+2am 2 proposition is proved.