It is known that: as shown in the figure, P is the interior point of the square ABCD, ∠ pad = ∠ PDA = 15 °. Verification: △ PBC is an equilateral triangle

It is known that: as shown in the figure, P is the interior point of the square ABCD, ∠ pad = ∠ PDA = 15 °. Verification: △ PBC is an equilateral triangle

It is proved that:  square ABCD,  AB = CD,  bad = ∠ CDA = 90 °, ? pad =  PDA = 15 °, PA = PD, ∠ PAB = ∠ PDC = 75 °, make △ DGC and △ ADP congruent in the square, ? DP = DG, ∠ ADP = ∠ GDC = ∠ DAP = ∠ DCG = 15 °, ? PDG = 90 ° - 15 ° = 60 °, Δ PDG

PD ⊥ face ABCD, ad ⊥ DC, ad ∥ BC, PD: DC: BC = 1:1: √ 2. (1): calculate the angle between Pb and plane PDC. (2): find the tangent of dihedral angle d-pbc Twenty is yours

(1) 45 degrees

P is any point in the rectangle ABCD. Connect PA, Pb, PC and PD to get △ PAB, △ PBC, △ PCD and △ PDA. If their areas are S1, S2, S3 and S4, then S1 * S3 = S2 * S4. Is this right

Error. Should be S1 + S3 = S2 + S4

Given the square ABCD, please find out the point P that meets the following conditions: the connecting line PA, Pb, PC, and PD, △ PAB, △ PBC, △ PCD and △ PDA are isosceles triangles. There are eight such points. Draw a picture A D B C Say it. If you draw eight bonus points

How do I think there are countless? Find out the center of gravity m of square ABCD, make a straight line perpendicular to the plane ABCD through M, then any point P on this line satisfies the condition

Taking the side length BC of the square ABCD as the edge, an equilateral triangle PBC is made in the square to connect PA and PD

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Given that the BC side of the square ABCD is the length of the side, make an equilateral △ PBC in the square to connect PA and PD 1. Find the degree of ∠ ADB and ∠ APD 2. If AB = 2, find s △ ABP

1 ∠ADB=45º.∠APD=360º-60º-2×[180º-30º]/2=150º
2 s △ ABP = (√ 3 / 4) AB 2 = √ 3 (area unit)

The area of the square ABCD is 1, the point P is in the square, and △ PBC is an equilateral triangle

The side length of 1 is 1,
∵ △ BPC area = √ 3 / 4
Area of △ cpd = 1 / 4,
Area of △ BCD = 1 / 2,
The area of △ PBD = △ BPC + cpd - △ BCD = √ 3 / 4 + 1 / 4-1 / 2 = = √ 3 / 4-1 / 4

It is known that: as shown in the figure, P is the interior point of the square ABCD, ∠ pad = ∠ PDA = 15 °. Verification: △ PBC is an equilateral triangle

It is proved that:  square ABCD,  AB = CD,  bad = ∠ CDA = 90 °, ? pad =  PDA = 15 °, PA = PD, ∠ PAB = ∠ PDC = 75 °, make △ DGC and △ ADP congruent in the square, ? DP = DG, ∠ ADP = ∠ GDC = ∠ DAP = ∠ DCG = 15 °, ? PDG = 90 ° - 15 ° = 60 °, Δ PDG

A point P in the square ABCD and the angle pad is equal to the angle PDA is equal to 15 degrees

Using the same method
The angle p'bc = angle p'cb = 60 degrees, p 'is the intersection point of BP' and CP '
Delta p'bc equilateral triangle
Angle p'ba = 30 degrees
AB=BC=BP'
Δ p'ba is an isosceles triangle
Angle p'ab = 75 degrees
Angle p'ad = 15 degrees
The same angle p'da = 15 degrees
There is only one intersection point of the 15 degree edges at a and D
So p 'coincides with P
Therefore, the original proposition holds

There is a point P in the square, PA = Pb, and angle PAB = angle PBA = 15 degrees. It is proved that the triangle PCD is a regular triangle

Master style is extraordinary!
It is wise to use the same method to prove this question
It is proved that CD is an equilateral triangle MCD in a square, connecting Ma and MB
Then the angle MCD = angle MDC = 60 degrees, angle ADM = angle BCM = 30 degrees
MC = MD = CD = ad = BC, triangle BCM and triangle ADM are isosceles triangles
So the angle mad = angle MBC = (180 degrees - 30 degrees) / 2 = 75 degrees,
Then the angle mAb = angle MBA = 15 degrees, and angle PAB = angle PBA = 15 degrees
So BP and BM are on the same line, AP and am are on the same line,
According to "two straight lines intersect, only one intersection", points P and M coincide,
That is, the triangle PCD is a regular triangle