As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, BC = 4, AC = 4, now translate △ ABC along CB direction to △ a ′ B ′ C ', if the translation distance is 3 (1) Calculate the area of the overlapped part of △ ABC and △ a ′ B ′ C '; (2) If the translation distance is x (0 ≤ x ≤ 4), find the area y of the overlapping part of △ ABC and △ a ′ B ′ C ', then what is the relationship between Y and X

As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, BC = 4, AC = 4, now translate △ ABC along CB direction to △ a ′ B ′ C ', if the translation distance is 3 (1) Calculate the area of the overlapped part of △ ABC and △ a ′ B ′ C '; (2) If the translation distance is x (0 ≤ x ≤ 4), find the area y of the overlapping part of △ ABC and △ a ′ B ′ C ', then what is the relationship between Y and X

(1)∵∠C=90°,BC=4,AC=4,
ν Δ ABC is an isosceles right triangle,
∴∠ABC=45°,
∵ a ′ B ′ C ′ is obtained by △ ABC translation,
∴△ABC≌△A′B′C′,
∴∠C=∠A′C′B′=90°,
∴∠BOC′=45°,
ν Δ BOC ′ is an isosceles right triangle,
∵BC′=BC-CC′=4-3=1,
∴S△BOC′=1
2×1×1=1
2,
That is, s shadow = 1
2;
(2) According to (1), the overlapped part of two triangles is isosceles right triangle,
Then s shadow = 1
2(4-x)2.

In the RT triangle ABC, the angle ACB is 90 degrees, CD is perpendicular to D, e is the midpoint of AC, the extension of ED intersects the extension of CB at P It was proved that the square of PD = Pb × PC

It is proved that ∈ EC is a right angled edge
∴∠ECD+90°=∠EDC+90°,∴∠PCD=∠PDB
And ? P = ∵ P,  PCD ∵ PDB
 PC: PD = PD: Pb,  the square of PD = Pb × PC

In △ ABC, ad is the bisector of ∠ BAC, e and F are points on AB and AC respectively, and ∠ EDF + ∠ EAF = 180 ° and de = DF

It is proved that if D is used as DM ⊥ AB, in M, DN ⊥ AC in n,
That is ∠ EMD = ∠ fnd = 90 °,
∵ ad bisection ∵ BAC, DM ⊥ AB, DN ⊥ AC,
ν DM = DN (angular bisector property),
∵∠EAF+∠EDF=180°,
∴∠MED+∠AFD=360°-180°=180°,
∵∠AFD+∠NFD=180°,
∴∠MED=∠NFD,
In △ EMD and △ fnd
∠MED=∠DFN
∠DME=∠DNF
DM=DN ,
∴△EMD≌△FND(AAS),
∴DE=DF.

In △ ABC, ad is the bisector of ∠ BAC, e and F are points on AB and AC respectively, and ∠ EDF + ∠ EAF = 180 ° and de = DF

It is proved that if D is used as DM ⊥ AB, in M, DN ⊥ AC in n,
That is ∠ EMD = ∠ fnd = 90 °,
∵ ad bisection ∵ BAC, DM ⊥ AB, DN ⊥ AC,
ν DM = DN (angular bisector property),
∵∠EAF+∠EDF=180°,
∴∠MED+∠AFD=360°-180°=180°,
∵∠AFD+∠NFD=180°,
∴∠MED=∠NFD,
In △ EMD and △ fnd
∠MED=∠DFN
∠DME=∠DNF
DM=DN ,
∴△EMD≌△FND(AAS),
∴DE=DF.

It is known that in △ ABC, D, e and F are the midpoint of the three sides, and Ag is the height on the BC side. It is proved that the quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

It is proved that ∵ D and F are the midpoint of edge AB and AC respectively,
/ / DF ∥ BC is DF ∥ Ge,
∵DF=BE=1
2BC≠GE,
The quadrilateral dgef is trapezoid,
∵ E and F are the midpoint of AC and BC respectively,
∴EF=1
2AB,
∵ AG is the height on the side of BC,
△ ABG is a right triangle,
∴DG=1
2AB,
∴EF=DG,
The quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

As shown in the figure, in △ ABC, ab = AC, D is the midpoint of BC edge, E.F is the midpoint of AB and AC respectively, connecting de and DF. Verification: the quadrilateral AEDF is a diamond

It is proved that D, e and F are the midpoint of BC, AB and AC respectively
So we have DF ‖ and = AB / 2
De ‖ and = AC / 2
AE=AB/2
AF=AC/2
So DF ‖ and = AE, de ‖ and = AF
Therefore, by definition, we know that the quadrilateral AEDF is a diamond
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1. As shown in the figure, in the triangle ABC, ad is the bisector of the angle BAC, de / / AC, intersecting AB at e, DF / / AB intersecting AC at F, proving that the quadrilateral AEDF is a diamond

It is easy to know that quadrilateral is parallelogram;
Ad bisects ∠ FAE, so ∠ fad = ∠ DAE, and DF / / AB, so ∠ DAE = ∠ FDA
Therefore, ﹤ FAD= ﹤ FDA, FA=FD;
Therefore, a quadrilateral AEDF is a diamond

It is known that in △ ABC, D, e and F are the midpoint of the three sides, and Ag is the height on the BC side. It is proved that the quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

It is proved that ∵ D and F are the midpoint of edge AB and AC respectively,
/ / DF ∥ BC is DF ∥ Ge,
∵DF=BE=1
2BC≠GE,
The quadrilateral dgef is trapezoid,
∵ E and F are the midpoint of AC and BC respectively,
∴EF=1
2AB,
∵ AG is the height on the side of BC,
△ ABG is a right triangle,
∴DG=1
2AB,
∴EF=DG,
The quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

It is known that in △ ABC, D, e and F are the midpoint of the three sides, and Ag is the height on the BC side. It is proved that the quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

It is proved that ∵ D and F are the midpoint of edge AB and AC respectively,
/ / DF ∥ BC is DF ∥ Ge,
∵DF=BE=1
2BC≠GE,
The quadrilateral dgef is trapezoid,
∵ E and F are the midpoint of AC and BC respectively,
∴EF=1
2AB,
∵ AG is the height on the side of BC,
△ ABG is a right triangle,
∴DG=1
2AB,
∴EF=DG,
The quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

It is known that in △ ABC, D, e and F are the midpoint of the three sides, and Ag is the height on the BC side. It is proved that the quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid

It is proved that ∵ D and F are the midpoint of edge AB and AC respectively,
/ / DF ∥ BC is DF ∥ Ge,
∵DF=BE=1
2BC≠GE,
The quadrilateral dgef is trapezoid,
∵ E and F are the midpoint of AC and BC respectively,
∴EF=1
2AB,
∵ AG is the height on the side of BC,
△ ABG is a right triangle,
∴DG=1
2AB,
∴EF=DG,
The quadrilateral dgef is isosceles trapezoid