As shown in the figure, △ ABC is an isosceles triangle, ∠ ACB = 90 ° and the midpoint D of BC is de ⊥ AB, and the perpendicular foot is e to connect CE. Find the value of sina ∠ ace

As shown in the figure, △ ABC is an isosceles triangle, ∠ ACB = 90 ° and the midpoint D of BC is de ⊥ AB, and the perpendicular foot is e to connect CE. Find the value of sina ∠ ace

Suppose be = 1, then de = 1, BD = √ 2, BC = 2 √ 2 = AC, ab = 4, AE = 3, EF = 3 √ 2 / 2. CF = √ 2 / 2

As shown in the figure, the triangle ABC is an isosceles triangle, and the angle ACB is 90 degrees. De is made through the midpoint D of BC, and is perpendicular to ab. connect CE to find the value of sin angle ace

Let de = 1, then because ABC is an isosceles right triangle, be = 1, CD = DB = root 2, AC = 2, root 2, AE = 3, so CE ^ 2 = AE ^ 2 + AC ^ 2-2ac × AE × cos angle a, so CE = radical 5, CE / Sina = AE / sin angle ace, so sin angle ace = (3 root sign 10) / 10

As shown in the figure, △ ABC, D and E are the midpoint of edges BC and ab respectively, and AD and CE intersect at G Verification: GE CE=GD AD=1 3.

Proof: connected to ed
∵ D and E are the midpoint of side BC and ab respectively,
∴DE∥AC,DE
AC=1
2,
∴∠ACG=∠DEG,∠GAC=∠GDE,
∴△ACG∽△DEG.
∴GE
GC=GD
AG=DE
AC=1
2,
∴GE
GE+CG=GD
GD+AG,
∴GE
CE=GD
AD=1
3.

As shown in the figure, the triangles ABC, D and E are the midpoint of BC and ab respectively

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Connecting de
Because D and E are the midpoint of sides BC and ab respectively
So De is the median line
So de ‖ AC and de = AC / 2
So △ DEG ∽ ACG
So CG / Ge = Ag / Gd = AC / de = 2
Therefore, the ratio of Ge / 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1
So (GE + CG) / Ge = (GD + Ag) / Gd = 3
CE / Ge = ad / Gd = 3
So Ge / CE = GD / ad = 1 / 3
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In the triangle ABC, D and E are the midpoint of sides BC and ab respectively. AD and CE intersect at point g. it is proved that GE divided by CE is equal to GD divided by AD

DE//1/2AC
EG=1/2GC EG=1/3EC EG/EC=1/3
DG=1/2GB DG=1/3AD DG/AD=1/3

As shown in the figure, in △ ABC, ∠ BAC = 90 °, ad ⊥ BC at D, e is a point on AB, AF ⊥ CE is at F, ad intersects CE at G point. It is proved that ∠ B = ∠ CFD

It is proved that in RT △ AEC, AF ⊥ EC,
∴AC2=CF•CE.
In RT △ ABC, ad ⊥ BC,
∴AC2=CD•CB.
∴CF•CE=CD•CB.
∴CF
CB= CD
CE.
∵∠DCF=∠ECB,
∴△DCF∽△ECB.
∴∠B=∠CFD.

As shown in the figure, in △ ABC, ∠ BAC = 90 °, ad ⊥ BC at D, e is a point on AB, AF ⊥ CE is at F, ad intersects CE at G point. It is proved that ∠ B = ∠ CFD

It is proved that in RT △ AEC, AF ⊥ EC,
∴AC2=CF•CE.
In RT △ ABC, ad ⊥ BC,
∴AC2=CD•CB.
∴CF•CE=CD•CB.
∴CF
CB= CD
CE.
∵∠DCF=∠ECB,
∴△DCF∽△ECB.
∴∠B=∠CFD.

As shown in the figure, in △ ABC, D is the midpoint of BC, the straight line GF passing through point d intersects AC with F, parallel line BG crossing AC with point G, de ⊥ GF, crossing AB at point E, connecting eg (1) Results: BG = CF; (2) Please judge the relationship between be + CF and EF and prove your conclusion

It is proved that: (1) ∵ BG ∥ AC,
∴∠DBG=∠DCF.
∵ D is the midpoint of BC,
∴BD=CD
And ∵ BDG = ∵ CDF,
In △ bgd and △ CFD,
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∠DBG=∠DCF
BD=CD
∠BDG=∠CDF
∴△BGD≌△CFD(ASA).
∴BG=CF.
(2)BE+CF>EF.
∵△BGD≌△CFD,
∴GD=FD,BG=CF.
And ∵ de ⊥ FG,
/ / EG = ef (the distance from the vertical bisector to the end of the line segment is equal)
In △ EBG, be + BG > eg,
Be + CF > EF

As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ BAC = 90 ° ad ⊥ BC bisects ∠ ABC, EF ∥ BC in D, BG and intersects AC

Verification: AE = CF: AE = CF, pass e point as the parallel line of AC, intersection AB at P, intersection BC at Q ? BAC = 90 °, and PQ ? AC  EPB = 90  PAE + ∵ pea = 90 ∵ ∵ ad ? BC  DEQ  eqd = 90 ⊙ 8857; ad ? BC 9 DEQ ᙽ pea = 90 △ BEQ ν AE =

In △ ABC, the bisector of ∠ B intersects with the bisector of the outer corner of ∠ C at point D, DG ‖ BC, AC, AB at f and g. it is proved that GF = bg-cf P.24

∵, the bisector of ∵ B intersects with the bisector of  C at point D, DG ∥ BC, AC, AB at f and G
The quadrilateral bcdg is a parallelogram
It can be proved that ∠ FCD = ∠ FPC, FC = FD
Similarly, it can be proved that ∠ GBD = ∠ GDB, GB = GD
∵GF=GD-FD
∴GF=BG-FC
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