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Question 1: Because AB and CD intersect at the point E, the angle AED = angle CEB, and because EA = EC, ed = EB, the triangle AED is all equal to the triangle CEB (corner edge).
Question 3: Because C is the midpoint of AB, AC=BC, and because CD is parallel to BE, the angle ACD=angle CBE, and because CD=BE, the triangle ACD is all equal to the triangle CBE (corner edge).
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A: ae=ce, ed=eb, aed= cebδaed δceb(sas).
Two: Because c is the midpoint of AB, AC=BC
And because cd is parallel to be, the angle acd = angle cbe, and because cd = be, the triangle acd is all equal to the triangle cbe (corner edge).
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1.Proof: ae=ce, ed=eb, aed= ceb (equal to apex angles).
According to the corner theorem, δaed δceb
3.Proof: Point c is the midpoint of AB, ac=cb
cd∥be,cd=be.
acd=∟cbe
According to the corner theorem, δacd δcbe
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Subtraction is all this: add the opposite of this number!
That's the concept. Examples:
Got it?
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1、bf=ce
Proof: Connecting AF, investigating ABF and AEF, AB=AD=AE, the common edge AF determines the congruence of two triangles from the hypotenuse right-angled edge.
So bf = ef, and because it is easy to know that cef is an isosceles right triangle, fe = ce
So bf=ce
2. Equal. The parallel line of the point E is parallel to the AD intersection AB at the point F, because AD is parallel to BC, so ADEFBC is parallel to each other, and because E is the midpoint of CD and divides CD, F is also the midpoint of AB and divides AB; And because ab bc, which is parallel to fe, ab ef, so ef is the perpendicular bisector of ab.
So ae=be
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Connecting AF is due to being a square.
ad=ab,ae=ad
yes, ae=ab
Angle AEF = Angle ABF = 90°
af=af gives aef the full equals the triangle abf
bf=ef takes the midpoint f of ab and connects EF
AD parallel BC, AB vertical BC
e, f are the midpoints of each waist of the trapezoid.
The EF is parallel to the AD
EF is perpendicular to AB
, EF is the mid-perpendicular line of AB.
Abe is an isosceles triangle, ae=be
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1.Connecting AF, it can be proved that the triangle AEB and ABF are congruent, and BF EF is known
The triangle cef is an isosceles right-angled triangle, so ce ef, so bf ce
2。equal, passing the point e as a parallel line to AD, can be proved according to the median line theorem.
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1.Let the side length of the square be x, ae=ab=bc=cd=da=x, ac= 2x, ef=ce=( 2-1)x, cf= 2ef=(2- 2)x bf=x-(2- 2)x=( 2-1)x bf=ef (this is equivalent to a calculation problem).
2.Take the middle point F of AB and connect EF
E is the CD midpoint.
ef∥ad∥bc
ab⊥bcab⊥ef
ae=af (the high and midlines coincide in an isosceles triangle).
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de is the perpendicular bisector of bc, be=cethen ae + be = ae + ce = ac = 8
So: ab = perimeter of abe - (ae + be) = 14 - 8 = 6
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When the point E is on the outside of a square ABCD, it is obtained from ABCD being a square and ADE being an equilateral triangle.
cde=90°+60°=150°,de=ad=dc,∠dec=∠ecd=(180°-150°)÷2=15°
The same can be done for AEB 15°
then bec aed aeb dec 60° 15° 15° 30°
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ad=dc=db
ADC and DCB are isosceles triangles.
again b=30
dcb=30,∠cdb=120
adc=60
acb=90,∠dcb=30
acd=60
The sum of the inner angles of the triangle is equal to 180
A=60 ACD is an equilateral triangle.
Proof of: (1) It is known that ADC=so AD=90° so 2)RT ABC, AC=6, BC=ABC=AC24-36=108, so BC=6 3 >>>More
1) Proof of: CEF=90°
aef+∠afe=∠aef+∠ced=90°∴∠afe=∠ced >>>More
Solution: The coordinates of point C are (0,-3), right? I see that you are a junior high school student, so you don't need to talk about high school knowledge. >>>More
I don't understand what you mean.
Make an isosceles trapezoidal two high. >>>More
It is known that the upper bottom AD parallel to the lower bottom BC in the isosceles trapezoidal ABCD, respectively from the point A and the point D to make the trapezoidal two high AE and DF, according to the Pythagorean theorem to find the length of BF and CE, and add them together, that is, BF + CE = (BE+EF+FB) + EF=BC+EF (and because the quadrilateral AEFD is rectangular, so AD=EF) = BC+AD....That is, the sum of the upper and lower bottoms, and then use it to multiply the height to self-solve.