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Connect EF to AC
Because cp is perpendicular to de
So CPE= CPD=90 degrees.
So RT triangle CPE vs RT triangle CPD
Because dcp+ ecp=90 degrees.
And because dcp+ PDC=90 degrees.
So cep= dcp
Because CPE= CPD=90 degrees.
So the triangle CPE is similar to the triangle CDP (the two inner angles are equal), so PE:PC=CE:CD
So CPE= DPC
Because of the square ABCD
So DCE=90 degrees = PCE, AD=CD, and AD is parallel to BC because AD=BC and CE=CF
And because AD is perpendicular to CD and CF is perpendicular to CE
So the isosceles rt triangle adc and the isosceles rt triangle cef so the triangle adc is similar to the triangle cef (the two inner angles are equal) so ef:ac = cf:cd
So ef:ac=pe:cp
Because of the isosceles RT triangle ADC and the isosceles RT triangle CEF, DCA= FEC=45 degrees.
Because cep= dcp
So fep= acp
Because ef:ac=pe:cp
So the triangle ACP is similar to the triangle FEP
So apc= epf
So fpa= cpe
Because cp is perpendicular to de
So CPE=90 degrees.
So fpa=90 degrees.
So the PA is perpendicular to the PF
If it's right, I've been playing for a long time
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1. From the Pythagorean theorem, ba:ac:bc=5:3:4 because bc=8
Solution: Let cpq cba after x seconds elapse.
Because of the CPQ CBA
So pc:bc=qc:ac
So (8-2x): 8=x:6
The solution is x=2, which is obtained by the Pythagorean theorem, ba:ac:bc=5:3:4 because bc=8
Solution: Let cpq cab after x seconds elapse.
Because of the cpq cab
So pc:ca=qc:bc
So (8-2x): 6=x:8
Solution x = 32 11
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AC=6 is obtained from AC:AB=3:5 and BC=8, i.e., AC:
bc=3:4 cpq cba after x seconds, then there is (ac-x):(bc-2x)=3:
4 solution x=0 in the same way cpq cab (ac-x) :(bc-2x) = 4:3
The solution is x=
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(1) ∵pq//ac
bpq△bca
The area of bp pc bq qa x (16 x) and bpq abc area [x (16 x) ] and abc area 1 2 16 [ 10 (16 2) 1 2 16 6
The area of 48 bpq is 48 [x (16 x)] and the area of bpq is the area of apq and the area of bq qa is 48 [x (16 x) ]16 x) x].
48x/(16-x)
i.e. y 48x (16x).
2) APQ is similar to ABP.
If apq abp, then apq abp is pq a, apq pac, pac abp
abp acp, (ab ac) pac acp, ap pc
When AP PC, APQ can be similar to ABP.
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(0<x<16)
2.If APQ can be similar to ABP.
then aqp= apb
And because aqp= b+ bpq= b+ c apb= c+ cap
So it must be c= cap
bp=bc-pc=bc-ac*ac/bc=16-10*10/16=39/4
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Answer: Linking BC, MO, extending AB to P makes AP=2AB, linking CP because AM=CM (the result of the first question).
So AOM=90°=ABC
So AMO and ACB are similar.
So am ao=ac ab
Because 2AO=AC
So am ac=ac 2ab=ac ap
So AC2=AM*AP, and AP=2AB
So AC2=2AM*ab
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Proof: 2Connect OM, BC
AMC is an isosceles triangle and AO is the midline.
aom=∠com=90°
The circumferential angle of the diameter is a right angle.
abc=90°
then aom= abc=90°
In AOM and ABC.
aom=∠abc=90°
mao=∠bac
aom∽△abc
am/ac=ao/ab
ac*ao=am*ab
again ao=(1 2)ac
ac*(1/2)ac=am*ab
1/2)ac^2=am*ab
ac^2=2am*ab
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The second question is ha.
Connect the OM and BC
Since the triangle ACM is an isosceles triangle.
And OM is the middle line of AC according to the three-wire integration.
So OM is perpendicular to AC i.e. angle MOA = 90 degrees.
The angle abc is the circumferential angle corresponding to the straight line, so it is also equal to 90 degrees, which is equal to the angle moa, and because the angle A is equal to the angle A
So the triangle oma is similar to the triangle abc (the two inner angles correspond equally), so there is oa ab=am ac
oa=1/2ac
So 1 2ac 2=am*ab
ac^2=2am*ab
It is the correspondence of similar triangles that becomes a matter of proportion.
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Connecting OM, BC, then the RT triangle oma is similar to the RT triangle CBA, (how to prove the right triangle I don't need to say), because it is similar, so ab ac=ao am, because ao=1 2ac, so ab ac=ac 2am, so ac 2=2am*ab.(You may be able to see it clearly when you write it down with a pen).
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(1) Because of AD EF BC, the triangle ADB is similar to the triangle EFB, and the triangle ABC is similar to the triangle AFE, so there is EF AD=BF AB, EF BC=AF AB, so EF AD+EF BC
BF AB+AF AB=(BF+AE) AB=AB AB=1(2) From the above, EF AD+EF BC can be known
1, i.e., (ef*bc+ef*ad) ad*bc=1, so ef*(bc+ad) ad*bc=1, i.e., y*(1-2k) k*k=1, y=k*k (1-2k).
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Because ab ac=ae ad
So ab ae=ac ad
Since one of them is 90° (somewhat like a congruent HL proof), so ACD Abe so angular cae = angular eab so ae bisects bac
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Triangle ABE and Triangle ACD
Because ab ac=ae ad, according to the Pythagorean theorem, cd eb=ad ae is that the three sides of the triangle abe and the triangle acd are proportional.
So triangular ABE and triangular ACD are similar.
cad = bad, i.e.: ae bisects bac
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The triangular ADC and triangular AEB are right-angled triangles.
According to ab ac=ae ad, in rt adc and rt aeb, there are two sides that correspond to each other.
Therefore, the RT ADC is similar to the RT AEB
So cae= eab
i.e. AE bisects BAC
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In the triangular ADC and triangular AEB.
Because ae ad=ab ac
And because there are two right angles.
So the two triangles are similar.
Similar triangles correspond to equal, i.e. bae = dac so ae bisects bac
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Solution: When ap=a, if the triangle apd is similar to the triangle bpc, then the corresponding edge is proportional, and there is:
1. When AD and PB are the corresponding edges, there is: 2 (7-A)=A 3 solution: A=1,6
2. When AD and BC are the corresponding edges, there is: 2 3=A (7-A) solution: A=5 14
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∠a=90=∠b
So there are only two cases:
1.Triangle Pad Triangle PBC
So, PA:PB=AD:BC=2:3
So, pa=14 5
2.Triangle pad triangle CBP
So, pa:cb=ad:bp
So, pa*bp=3*2=6
pa(7-pa)=6
To solve the equation, pa=6 or 1
In summary, PA = 14 5 or 6 or 1
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If the AP length is X, the BP length is 7 X
APD is similar to BPC
ap/bp=ad/bc
x/7-x=2/3
Solution x=14 5
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Solution: Connecting AE;
EF bisects AD;
ae=de;
dae=∠ade;
bad= cad;
bad+∠eac=∠cad+∠eac=∠dae=∠ade;
b+ bad= ade;
bad+∠eac=∠b+∠bad;
eac=∠b;
eac=∠b;
cea=∠aeb;
ace∽△bae;
ae:ce=be:ae;
ae²=ce*be;
and ed=ae;
ed²=ce*be;
Extending the extension line of BE AC at N, bisecting BAC and BE perpendicular to AD by AD, we can get the congruence of triangle ABE and triangle ANE, so E is the midpoint of Bn and M is the midpoint of BC to get EM is the median line of the triangle BNC, so EM 1 2CN 1 2 (An AC) 1 2 (AB AC).
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