As shown in the figure, the ray OA, ob, OC, OD have common endpoint o, and ∠ AOB = 90 °, COD = 90 °, AOD = 5 4 ﹤ AOC. calculate the degree of ﹤ BOC

As shown in the figure, the ray OA, ob, OC, OD have common endpoint o, and ∠ AOB = 90 °, COD = 90 °, AOD = 5 4 ﹤ AOC. calculate the degree of ﹤ BOC

Let ∠ AOC = x °, then ∠ AOD = 5
4x°.
∵∠AOC+∠AOD+∠COD=360°,
∴x+5
4x+90=360,
The solution is x = 120,
∴∠AOC=120°,
∴∠BOC=360°-∠AOC-∠AOB=360°-120°-90°=150°.

As shown in the figure, there are five rays OA, ob, OC, OD, OE with common endpoints in the plane For example, for the five rays OA, ob, OC, OD, OE with common endpoint in the drawing plane, draw a circle with o as the center of the circle, mark the numbers 1,2,3,4,5 at the intersection of the first circle and the rays OA, ob, OC, OD, OE; mark the numbers 6,7,8,9 at the intersection of the second circle and the rays OA, ob, OC, OD, OE, 10. And so on. [1] "13 is at the intersection point of the ray and the first circle; [2] expressed by the formula containing N: the number arrangement rule on ray OA is; the number arrangement rule on ray OE is; [3] guess" 2013 "at the intersection point of which ray and which circle, try to explain the reason

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From the end point O of the ray OA, two more rays OB and OC are introduced, so that ∠ AOB = 60 ° and ∠ BOC = 15 ° can be drawn according to the meaning of the title, and the value of ∠ AOC can be calculated

There are two cases, one is OC in the middle of ray OA and ray ob, this case is 60-15 = 45, and ∠ AOC is 45 degrees
In the case of AOC = 75, the case of AOC = 75 ° is the case

As shown in the figure, ∠ AOB = 30 ° OC bisection ∠ AOB, P is any point on OC, PD ‖ OA intersects ob in D, PE ⊥ OA in E. if od = 4cm, find the length of PE

Over P as PF ⊥ ob in F, ∵∵ AOB = 30 °, OC bisection  AOB,  AOC = ∠ BOC = 15 °,  PD ∥ OA,  DPO = ∠ AOP = 15 °, ∵ BOC = ∠ DPO, ? od = 4cm, ? AOB = 30 °, PD ∥ OA,  BDP = 30 °, in RT ⊥ PDF, PF = 12pd = 2cm, OC is an angular bisector

As shown in the figure, ∠ AOB = 30 ° OC bisection ∠ AOB, P is any point on OC, PD ‖ OA intersects ob in D, PE ⊥ OA in E. if od = 4cm, find the length of PE

Over P as PF ⊥ ob in F, ∵∵ AOB = 30 °, OC bisection  AOB,  AOC = ∠ BOC = 15 °,  PD ∥ OA,  DPO = ∠ AOP = 15 °, ∵ BOC = ∠ DPO, ? od = 4cm, ? AOB = 30 °, PD ∥ OA,  BDP = 30 °, in RT ⊥ PDF, PF = 12pd = 2cm, OC is an angular bisector

As shown in the figure, OA, OB and OC are the radii of circle O, ∠ AOB = 2 ∠ BOC It is proved that: ∠ ACB = 2 ∠ BAC

Proof: ACB = 1
2∠AOB,∠BAC=1
2∠BOC;
And ∵ AOB = 2 ∵ BOC,
∴∠ACB=2∠BAC.

As shown in the figure, OA, OB and OC are the radii of circle O, ∠ AOB = 2 ∠ BOC It is proved that: ∠ ACB = 2 ∠ BAC

Proof: ACB = 1
2∠AOB,∠BAC=1
2∠BOC;
And ∵ AOB = 2 ∵ BOC,
∴∠ACB=2∠BAC.

As shown in the figure, OA, ob, OC are all radius of ⊙ o, ᙽ AOB = 2 ∠ BOC. This paper explores the quantitative relationship between ∠ ACB and ∠ BAC, and explains the reasons

∠ACB=2∠BAC.
Proof: ACB = 1
2∠AOB,∠BAC=1
2∠BOC;
And ∵ AOB = 2 ∵ BOC,
∴∠ACB=2∠BAC.

As shown in the figure, OA, OB and OC are the radii of circle O, ∠ AOB = 2 ∠ BOC It is proved that: ∠ ACB = 2 ∠ BAC

Proof: ACB = 1
2∠AOB,∠BAC=1
2∠BOC;
And ∵ AOB = 2 ∵ BOC,
∴∠ACB=2∠BAC.

As shown in the figure, OA, OB and OC are the radii of circle O, ∠ AOB = 2 ∠ BOC It is proved that: ∠ ACB = 2 ∠ BAC

Proof: ACB = 1
2∠AOB,∠BAC=1
2∠BOC;
And ∵ AOB = 2 ∵ BOC,
∴∠ACB=2∠BAC.