As shown in the figure, in the RT triangle ABC, the angle ACB is equal to 90 degrees, and ab is equal to 6. Take AC and BC as the diameters to make semicircles, and the areas are recorded as S1 and S2 respectively, then what is S1 plus S2 equal to

As shown in the figure, in the RT triangle ABC, the angle ACB is equal to 90 degrees, and ab is equal to 6. Take AC and BC as the diameters to make semicircles, and the areas are recorded as S1 and S2 respectively, then what is S1 plus S2 equal to

The answer is S1 + S2 = 9 π / 2

As shown in the figure, the diameter of circle O is ab = 4, ∠ ABC = 30 °, BC = 4 times the root sign 3, and D is the midpoint of line BC. Find the position relationship between D and circle O, and prove that 30° Urgent, urgent, urgent, urgent!

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(1) Try to judge the position relationship between point D and circle O, and explain the reasons. (2) pass through point D as de ⊥ AC, perpendicular foot is e, prove that De is tangent of circle o
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AB is the diameter of ⊙ o, point C is on ⊙ o, BP is the center line of ⊙ ABC, BC = 3, AC = 6 2. Find the length of BP

∵ AB is the diameter of ⊙ o,
∴∠C=90°,
And ∵ BP is the center line of ∵ ABC,
∴CP=1
2AC=3
2,
In the right angle △ BCP, BP=
PC2+BC2=
(3
2)2+32=3
3.

As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 ° AC= 2, BC = 1, if a circle with C as its center and CB as its radius intersects AB at point P, then AP=______ .

In RT △ ABC, ∵ C = 90 ° AC=
2,BC=1,
∴AB=
AC2+BC2=
3,
Let AC intersect m and extend AC to n,
Then am = ac-cm=
2-1  AN=
2+1
According to am? An = AP? AB,
(
2-1)(
2+1)=AP×
3,
AP is obtained=
Three
3.

It is known that in RT △ ABC, ab = radical, 2Ac = 1, take a as the center of the circle, AC as the radius, draw a circle crossing BC at the point P, and draw the long graph of BP by yourself

As ad vertical BC, then
AD*AD+CD*CD=AC*AC=1
Ad / CD = BD / ad
CD*BD+CD*CD=CD*(BD+CD)=CD*CB=1
Because BC = radical 3
CD = 1 / root 3, DP = CD = 1 / root 3
BP = bc-cp = root 3-2 / root 3 = root 3 / 3

As shown in the figure, the area of the equilateral triangle ABC is 3 pieces of 3cm? And the circle with a as the center and the line L where BC is located (1) There is no common point (2) has a unique common point (3) has two common points

The area of equilateral △ ABC is 3cm2
Let the side length of the equilateral △ ABC be a, then the area s = root 3 * a 2 / 4
So a 2 = 12
A = 2 root sign 3
The distance from a to BC d = radical 3 * A / 2 = 3
therefore
(1) When there is no common point, R

As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 ° AC = 2, BC = 1, if a circle with C as its center and CB length as its radius intersects AB at point P, then the length of AP is () A. Three B. Three Three C. 2 Three Three D. 3

As shown in the figure, extend AC intersection ⊙ C to e, and let another intersection point with the circle be Q,
In RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, ∵ AC =
2,BC=1,
∴AB=
AC2+BC2=
3,
∵ CQ, CB, CE are the radius of a circle,
∴CQ=CB=CE=1,
According to the secant theorem, AQ · AE = AP · ab,
∴AP=AQ•AE
AB=(
2−1)(
2+1)
3=
Three
3.
Therefore, B

As shown in the figure, △ ABC, ab = AC, O is a point in △ ABC, and ∠ OBC = ∠ OCB

It is proved that: ∵ AB = AC,  ABC = ∠ ACB (equilateral and equal angle),
∵∠OBC=∠OCB,
Ψ ABO = ∠ ACO, OB = OC (equiangular to equilateral),
∴△AOB≌△AOC(SAS),
∴∠OAB=∠OAC,
AC = ab,
⊥ BC

It is known that: as shown in the figure, the central line BD and CE of the triangle ABC intersect at the point O, F and G are the midpoint of OB and OC respectively (1) guess what kind of quantitative relationship and bit between EF and DG? It is known that: as shown in the figure, the central line BD and CE of the triangle ABC intersect at the point O, F and G are the midpoint of OB and OC respectively. (1) guess the quantitative and positional relationship between EF and DG (2) Prove your conjecture

EF is parallel to DG and EF = DG
Proof: connect Ao
If f is the midpoint of OB and E is the midpoint of AB, then EF is the median line of the triangle OAB, so EF is parallel to OA and equal to half of OA. Similarly, if DG is parallel to OA and equal to half of OA, EF is parallel to DG and EF = DG

As shown in the figure, in △ ABC, ab = AC, the two midlines BD and CE of △ ABC intersect at point o, Confirmation: OB = OC

It is proved that: two midlines BD and CE of ∵ △ ABC,
∴CD=1
2AC,BE=1
2AB,
∵AB=AC,
∴CD=BE,∠EBC=∠DCB,
In △ EBC and △ DCB
BE=CD
∠EBC=∠DCB
BC=BC
∴△EBC≌△DCB(SAS),
∴∠DBC=∠ECB,
∴OB=OC.