In △ ABC and △ ACD, ∠ ACB = ∠ ADC = 90 °, ab = 15cm, AC = 12cm. If the two right triangles are similar, then ad =? There seem to be two possibilities,

In △ ABC and △ ACD, ∠ ACB = ∠ ADC = 90 °, ab = 15cm, AC = 12cm. If the two right triangles are similar, then ad =? There seem to be two possibilities,


Because triangle ABC is similar to triangle ACD, the corresponding edge is proportional,
The first case: AD / AC = AC / AB, ad = acxac / AB = 12x12 / 15 = 9.6
The second case: AD / BC = AC / AB, so ad = acxbc / AB = 12x9 / 15 = 7.2



As shown in the figure, the edge ad of RT △ ACD
As shown in the figure, draw semicircles with the diameters of the sides ad, AC and CD of the isosceles right triangle ACD, and verify that the sum of the areas of the two crescent patterns AgCe and dhcf (the shaded part in the figure) is equal to the area of the RT triangle ACD


Proof
Let ad = 2R
∵△ ACD is a right angled RT triangle
∴AC=CD=√2R
Draw a semicircle with the diameter of AD, AC and CD
The ace area of semicircle = the CDF area of semicircle = 1 / 2 * π * (√ 2R / 2) & # 178; = π R & # 178 / 4
ACD area of semicircle = 1 / 2 * π * (2R / 2) & # 178; = π R & # 178 / 2
RT △ ACD area = 1 / 2 * ac * CD = R & # 178;
Area of arcuate ACG + area of arcuate CDH = area of semicircle ACD - RT △ ACD = π R & # 178; = (π / 2-1) R & # 178;
| shadow area = semicircular ace area + semicircular CDF area - (arcuate ACG area + arcuate CDH area)
=2*πR²/4-(π/2-1)R²
=R²
=RT △ ACD area



Known: as shown in the figure, in the quadrilateral ABCD, ∠ C = 60 °, DAB = 135 °, BC = 8, ab = 26, find the length of DC


As shown in the figure, be ∥ ad is crossed to CD through B, AF ⊥ be through a is crossed to CD through e, f ∥ BEC = ∥ ADC = 90 °, Abe = 180 ° - ∥ a = 45 °, AF = De, in RT △ BEC, CE = BC ∥ cos ∥ C = 8 × 12 = 4rt ⊥ ABF, AF = ab ∥ sin ∥ ABF = 26 × 22 = 23, ∥ DC = 4 + 23



Quadrilateral ABCD, connect AC, BD, angle bad is 30 degrees, triangle BCD is equilateral triangle, question: can line AB, ad, AC form right triangle, prove


Answer: can form right triangle
It is proved that △ ACD is rotated 60 degrees anticlockwise around point C to obtain △ ECB
So ∠ ace = 60 degrees, and AC = EC
So △ ace is an equilateral triangle
AE = AC
Because ∠ ADC + ∠ ABC = 360 - 30 - 60 = 270 degrees
Therefore, EBC + ABC = 270 degrees
Therefore, Abe = 90 degrees
So in the right angle △ Abe, there is ab ^ 2 + be ^ 2 = AE ^ 2
So AB ^ 2 + be ^ 2 = AC ^ 2
Be = ad
So AB ^ 2 + ad ^ 2 = AC ^ 2
So the lines AB, ad and AC can form a right triangle
(Note: due to limited conditions, in the answer, for example, AB ^ 2 represents the square of AB)