As shown in the figure, in the rectangle ABCD, ab = 2, BC = 3, the vertical bisector of diagonal AC intersects ad respectively, BC connects CE at points E and F, then the length of CE is______ .

As shown in the figure, in the rectangle ABCD, ab = 2, BC = 3, the vertical bisector of diagonal AC intersects ad respectively, BC connects CE at points E and F, then the length of CE is______ .

Therefore, AE = EC, Ao = Co
So △ AOE ≌ △ COE
Let CE be X
Then de = ad-x, CD = AB = 2
According to Pythagorean theorem, X2 = (3-x) 2 + 22 can be obtained
CE = 13
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So the answer is 13
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As shown in the figure, in the rectangle ABCD, ab = 2, BC = 4, the vertical bisectors of diagonal AC intersect ad AC at points E and O respectively, connecting CE and CE___

Suppose OE intersects BC with point F
It is known that AC = 2 √ 5. OC = √ 5
Because ∠ ABC = 90 ° = ∠ COF
So △ ABC is similar to △ FOC
So AB / BC = of / OC
It can be found that of = √ 5 / 2 = OE
So the length of CE can be calculated according to the length of OE and OC. The answer is c.2.5

As shown in the figure, in the rectangle ABCD, ab = 2, BC = 3, the vertical bisector of diagonal AC intersects ad respectively, BC connects CE at points E and F, then the length of CE is______ .

Therefore, AE = EC, Ao = Co
So △ AOE ≌ △ COE
Let CE be X
Then de = ad-x, CD = AB = 2
According to Pythagorean theorem, X2 = (3-x) 2 + 22 can be obtained
CE = 13
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So the answer is 13
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As shown in the figure, in the rectangle ABCD, ab = 2, BC = 3, the vertical bisector of diagonal AC intersects ad respectively, BC connects CE at points E and F, then the length of CE is______ .

Therefore, AE = EC, Ao = Co
So △ AOE ≌ △ COE
Let CE be X
Then de = ad-x, CD = AB = 2
According to Pythagorean theorem, X2 = (3-x) 2 + 22 can be obtained
CE = 13
6.
So the answer is 13
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As shown in the figure, in square ABCD, e is the midpoint of AD, BD and CE intersect at point F as shown in the figure. In square ABCD, e is the midpoint of AD, BD and CE intersect at point F. verification: AF ⊥ B E

Let AF intersect be at M,
DA=DC, ∠ADF=∠CDF=45°, FD=FD ==> △DAF≌△DCF ==> ∠DAF=∠DCF
AE=ED, ∠BAE=∠CDE=90°, AB=DC ==> △ABE≌△DCE ==> ∠BEA=∠CED
So ∠ DAF + ∠ bea = ∠ DCF + ∠ CED = 180 ° - ∠ CDE = 90 °
That is, ∠ EAM + ∠ mea = 90 °, so ∠ EMA = 180 ° - 90 ° = 90 °,
AF ⊥ be
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As shown in the figure, in the square ABCD, D is de ‖ AC, ∠ ace = 30 °, CA = CE, CE intersects ad at point F, proving that AE = AF

It is proved that: ∵ CA = CE, ∵ ace = 30 
∴∠AEF=1
2(180°-∠ACE)=75°
∵ the quadrilateral ABCD is a square
∴∠CAD=45°
∴∠AFE=∠CAD+∠ACE=75°
∴∠AEF=∠AFE
∴AE=AF.

As shown in the figure, in the square ABCD, D is de ‖ AC, ∠ ace = 30 °, CA = CE, CE intersects ad at point F, proving that AE = AF

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(1) Proof: connect AC as shown in the figure,
∵ point a is the midpoint of arc BC,
∴∠ABC=∠ACB,
And ∵ ACB = ∵ ADB,
∴∠ABC=∠ADB.
And ∵ BAE = ∵ BAE,
∴△ABE∽△ABD;
(2)∵AE=2,ED=4,
∴AD=AE+ED=2+4=6,
∵ Abe ∵ abd, BD is the diameter of ⊙ o,
∴∠BAD=90°,
∵△ABE∽△ABD,
∴AE
AB=AB
AD,
∴AB2=AE•AD=2×6=12,
∴AB=2
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In RT △ ADB, Tan ∠ ADB = 2
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As shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of circle O, e is a point on circle O, C is the midpoint of arc EB, CD is perpendicular to D. try to judge the position relationship between OC and AD I don't understand the answer on the Internet. Thank you for the detailed process

∵ AB is the diameter,
﹤ AEB = 90 ° (the circumference angle of the diameter is equal to 90 °)
Be ⊥ AE,
∵ C is the midpoint of the arc EB,
⊥ be (inverse theorem of the vertical diameter theorem)
/ / OC ∥ ad (two lines perpendicular to the same line are parallel)
The condition "CD perpendicular to D" is redundant

As shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of the circle O, C is the midpoint of the semicircle, and D is a point on the arc AC. extend ad to e so that AE = BD, connect CE, and calculate CE / De

First of all, we should make three auxiliary lines, which connect CD, CB and AC respectively. Then we can know from the meaning of the title that ∠ ACB is 90 ° and C is the midpoint of arc AB, so AC = BC and can be obtained from the same arc's circumferential angles, ∠ EAC = ∠ CBD, and from the meaning of the title, AE = BD can be obtained by the definition of edges, corners and edges, △ EAC ≌ △ DBC, so CE = CD, △ CED is isosceles