In ABC, BD is the inner bisector of angle B, CE is the outer bisector of angle c, AF is perpendicular to BD, Ag is perpendicular to CE, FG and ABC?

In ABC, BD is the inner bisector of angle B, CE is the outer bisector of angle c, AF is perpendicular to BD, Ag is perpendicular to CE, FG and ABC?


What you may want to ask is the relationship between FG and △ ABC
FG‖BC;
It is proved that the extension of AF intersects BC with H, because BF is the bisection angle B of △ ABH vertical line, then f is the middle point of ah;
Make AE ‖ BC and hand it to CE in E;
Then ∠ ace = ∠ ECL = ∠ AEC, Ag ⊥ EC, then G is the midpoint of EC
FG is the median line of echelon aech, ∥ FG ∥ BC



DB and CE are bisectors of triangle ABC respectively. AF is made through a, BD is perpendicular to F, Ag is perpendicular to CE is perpendicular to g, and FG = 1 / 2 (AB + CB + AC)


Either under this condition, FG = 1 / 2 (AB + ac-bc); or dB and CE are bisectors of the exterior angles of ABC, FG = 1 / 2 (AB + BC + AC)
Here we prove the first conclusion
Lengthen AF and Ag to BC in M and N, respectively
BD bisects ∠ ABC (i.e. ∠ ABM), so BD is the bisector of △ ABM angle
AF ⊥ BD, so BD is also the height of am on the side of △ ABM, so △ ABM is an isosceles triangle
AB = BM, f is the midpoint of am
Similarly, CE is the bisector of △ ACN angle and the height of △ ACN side an, so △ ACN is an isosceles triangle
AC = CN, G is the midpoint of an
MN=BM+CN-BC=AB+AC-BC
F. G is the midpoint of AM and an respectively, so FG is the median line of △ amn
FG=MN/2=1/2(AB+AC-BC)



In △ ABC, where ∠ C = 90, CA = CB, e and F are respectively on AB and ∠ ECF = 45, can the line AE EF FB form a RT triangle


Yes,
Rotate the triangle BCF 45 degrees around C until ACD, AC and BC coincide and connect De,
Triangle BCF congruent triangle ACD, BF = ad,
It can be proved that the triangle DCE congruent triangle FCA, de = EF,
∠DAC+∠CAE=90
So can the segment AE EF FB form a RT triangle



Angle ACB = 51 degrees, AE perpendicular to AB, CM perpendicular to AB, BF perpendicular to AB, AE = BM, calculate angle ECF


In △ ABC, the angle ACB is 90 ° and CD is perpendicular to AB and D. take CD as radius and make circle C, tangent to AE at point E. BM ⊥ cm, that is BM / / AE, BM is tangent to circle C



It is known that a line L: x = 2p intersects a and B with a parabola y & # 178; = 2px (P > 0). It is proved that OA ⊥ ob


Substituting x = 2p into Y & # 178; = 2px leads to
y^2=4p^2,
Y = soil 2p,
∴A(2p,2p),B(2p,-2p),
The vector OA * ob = (2P) ^ 2 - (2P) ^ 2 = 0,
∴OA⊥OB.



Given that the line y = - x + A and the parabola y = x ^ 2 intersect at two points a and B, O is the origin, the scalar product of OA vector and ob vector is obtained


Given that the line y = - x + A and the parabola y = x ^ 2 intersect at two points a and B, O is the origin, the scalar product of OA vector and ob vector is obtained
Analysis: let a (x1, Y1), B (X2, Y2)
x^2=-x+a==>x^2+x-a=0
According to Weida's theorem: X1 + x2 = - 1, x1x2 = - A
Y1y2=(-x1+a)(-x2+a)=x1x2-a(x1+x2)+a^2=-a+a+a^2=a^2
The vector OA &; the vector ob = x1x2 + y1y2 = - A + A ^ 2 = a ^ 2-A



There is a parabola shaped bridge opening. The maximum height BM of the bridge opening from the water surface is 3 meters, and the span OA is 6 meters. The rectangular coordinate system is established with the straight line where OA is located as the x-axis and o as the origin (as shown in the figure)
(1) write the function analytic formula of parabola;
(2) a small boat has some rectangular planks which are 3 meters long, 2 meters wide and of uniform thickness. In order to make the boat pass through the bridge, how many meters can these planks be piled up at the highest level?
The graph is like this: the parabola of the function image opens downward, passes through (0,0) and (6,0), and the vertex coordinates are (3,3)


Let the equation y = ax ^ 2 + BX + C pass through the point (0,0) (6,0), and (3,3) be substituted into C = 00 = 36a + 6b3 = 9A + 3b to calculate a = - 1 / 3, B = 2, the analytic expression of image function y = - x ^ 2 / 3 + 2x (2) control the width 2, then the image can be vertically translated downward to get y = - x ^ 2 / 3 + 2x-c. let the solution of the equation be x1, X2, then | x1-x2 | = 2 (x1-x2) ^



The known parabola y = - x square + 2 (k-1) x + K + 2
It intersects with X axis at two points AB, and point a is on the negative half axis of X, and point B is on the positive half axis of X
Question: (1): find the value range of real number K
(2) Let the lengths of OA and ob be a and B respectively, and a: B = 1:5


y(0)=k+2>0
k>-2
Let a (- N, 0), B (5N, 0)
x1+x2=2(k-1)=4n
x1*x2=-(k+2)=-5n^2
K = (radical 6-1) / 2
Y = - x ^ 2 + (radical 6-1) x + (radical 6 + 3) / 2



As shown in the figure, the straight line y = 3x + 3 intersects the X axis at point a, and intersects the Y axis at point B. take AB as the right angle side, make isosceles RT △ ABC, ∠ BAC = 90 °, AC = AB, and the hyperbola y = KX passes through point C
① Find the analytic formula of hyperbola; 2. Point P is a point on the fourth quadrant hyperbola, connecting BP, point Q (x, y) is a moving point on line AB, QD ⊥ BP through Q, if QD = n, ask whether there is a point P such that y + n = 3? If it exists, find the BP analytic formula of straight line; if it does not exist, explain the reason


① From y = 3x + 3, a (- 1,0), B (0,3), ∨ OA = 1, OB = 3. ∨ CAD + ∨ Bao = 90 degree, ∨ ABO + ∨ Bao = 90 degree, ∨ CAD = ∨ AOB. ∨ AC = AB, ∨ CAD = ∨ AOB = 90 degree, ∨ ADC ≌ boa, ∨ CD = OA = 1, ad = ob = 3, ∨ od = OA + ad = 4



In the plane rectangular coordinate system, the coordinates of a, B and C are (0,1), (3,0), (2,2) respectively. Find the area of △ ABC


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