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Let the three sides of the triangle be a, b, c, where c is the hypotenuse and the circumference is l, so there is l a b c a b (a 2 b 2) because a b 2 (ab), a 2 b 2) 2ab) so l 2 (ab) 2ab).
Substituting s s ab 2 can be obtained.
s≤l^2/[4(3+2√2)]
That is, the maximum area of a right triangle with a circumference of a fixed value l is l 2 [4(3 2*2)].
When l 4 2 2.
S maximum (4 2 2) 2*l [4(3 2* 2)] 2 At this time, a b 2, the triangle abc is an isosceles right triangle in general, and there is the following general conclusion: "Of the right triangles with a certain circumference, the area is largest when it is an isosceles right triangle".
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The circumference is 4+2 2, right? Let the two right-angled edges be a and b (both a and b are greater than zero), then a+b+ (a 2+b 2)=4+2 2.
And because (a-b) 2 0, i.e., a 2 + b 2-2ab 0, a 2 + b 2 2 ab gives (a 2 b 2) 2ab) from the above equation a 2 + b 2 + 2ab 2 ab + 2ab, i.e. (a + b) 2 4ab, a b 2 (ab
So 4+2 2 2 (ab) 2ab).
And because of the area s=
Substituting the inequality gives us (4 2 2) 2 [4(3 2 2)] =2
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Let the right-angled edges be a and b. Then: c= (a b).
Then: a b (a b) = 2.
then: 2=a b (a b) 2 (ab) 2ab).
Then: (2 2) (ab) 2.
AB (2 2) = 6 4 2.
Take the equal sign if and only if a=b, i.e. the maximum value of the triangle area is 3 2 2.
Basic definitions. A closed shape consisting of three line segments that are not on the same line is connected one after the other, called a triangle. The figure enclosed by three straight lines on the plane or three arcs on the sphere, and the figure enclosed by the three straight lines is called a plane triangle; The shape enclosed by three arcs is called a spherical triangle, also known as a trilateral.
The resulting closed geometry is called a triangle when three line segments are connected end to end. A triangle is the basic shape of a geometric pattern.
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The answer is wrong.
The positive solution is as follows: let the right-angled edges be a, b, then: c= (a b), then: a b (a b) = 2, then: 2 = a b (a b) 2 (ab) 2ab), then:
2 2) (ab) 2, obtain: ab (2 2) = 6 4 2. Take the equal sign if and only if a=b, i.e. the maximum value of the triangle area is 3 2 2.
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If the length of the two right-angled sides is x,y, then there is:
x+y+√(x^2+y^2)=2
Because x+y>=2 xy, x 2+y 2>=2xy, so:
2>=2√xy+2xy
i.e.: 0<= xy<=(5-1) 2
So (xy)max=(3- 5) 2
then the maximum value of the area = (1 2) xy = (3- 5) 4
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Let the three spike sides of the triangle be a, b, c, where c is the hypotenuse, and the circumference is l, so there is l a b c a b (a 2 b 2) because a b 2 (ab), guess the front (a 2 b 2) 2ab) so l 2 (ab) 2ab).
Substituting s s ab 2 can be obtained.
s≤l^2/[4(3+2√2)]
That is, the maximum area of a right triangle with a circumference of a fixed value l is l 2 [4(3 2*2)].
When l 4 2 2.
S maximum (4 2 2) 2*l Spike resistance[4(3 2* 2)] 2 At this time, a b 2, the triangle abc is an isosceles right triangle generally, and there is the following general conclusion: "Of the right triangles with a certain circumference, the area is the largest when it is an isosceles right triangle".
Jiangsu Wu Yunchao answer for reference!
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The case with the largest area is an isosceles right triangle.
In this way, the right-angled side length is (root number 2) 2, and the hypotenuse side length is 1
Area: 1 2 * (root number 2) 2 * (root number 2) 2 = 1 4
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Let the edge of the right triangle be b c, and c is the hypotenuse, then a+b+c=2s=1 2ab 1 4(a 2+b 2).
s is the maximum, i.e., the equal sign holds, i.e., a=b
When a=b, c=2a
Bring in a+b+c=2, i.e., a+a+ 2a=2 to get a=2 (2+ 2) then a 2=2 (3+2 2).
Maximum area s = 1 (3+2 2).
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Let the two right-angled edges be x and y respectively, then the hypotenuse is 4-x-y, which is 2+y 2=(4-x-y) 2 by the Pythagorean theorem, that is, x 2+y 2=16-8(x+y)+x 2+y 2+2xy, i.e., 2xy-8(x+y)+16=0
From x+y>=2 times the root number under xy, use x+y"2 times the root number under xy"Swap it out.
2xy-16 times xy+16>=0 (1) xy=t(t>0) under the root number
Then (1) the equivalent Zheng front number is 2t 2-16t+16>=0, and the equivalent is first called t 2-8t+8>=0
out t> = 4 + 2 times the root number 2 (more than 4 rounded) or 0
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Let the two right-angled sides be a, b, and the hypotenuse is long as c, then c 2 = a 2 +b 2, and the state of the state a+b+ a 2 +b 2 = 2 +1, 2 +1=a+b+ a 2 +b 2 2 ab + 2ab =(2+ 2 ) ab, that is, ab 2 2, if and only if a=b take the equal sign
The area of the triangle is s= 1 2 ab 1 2 1 2 = 1 4, i.e., s max = 1 4
So the answer is: 1 4
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Solution: Let the three sides of the triangle be a, b, c, where c is the hypotenuse and the perimeter is l, so there is l a b c a b (a 2 b 2) because a b 2 (ab), a 2 b 2) 2ab) so l 2 (ab) 2ab).
Substituting s s ab 2 can be obtained.
s≤l^2/[4(3+2√2)]
That is, the maximum area of a right triangle with a circumference of a fixed value l is l 2 [4(3 2*2)].
When l 4 2 2.
S maximum (4 2 2) 2*l [4(3 2* 2)] 2 At this time, a b 2, the triangle abc is an isosceles right triangle in general, and there is the following general conclusion: "Of the right triangles with a certain circumference, the area is largest when it is an isosceles right triangle".
Jiangsu Wu Yunchao answer for reference!
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It is known that the circumference of the right triangle ABC is 4+2 root number 2, and the maximum value of the area of this triangle is found a+b+ (a 2+b 2)=4+2 2
Because a+b 2 (ab), a 2+b 2) 2ab) 4+2 2 (2+ 2) (ab).
(ab) 2
That is, the maximum value of the area of the triangle of ab 4 = 2
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