As shown in the figure, it is known that ∠ AOB = 30 ° and the point P is inside ∠ AOB, Op = 6. If there is a moving point m on OA and a moving point n on ob, then the minimum perimeter of △ PMN is______ .

As shown in the figure, it is known that ∠ AOB = 30 ° and the point P is inside ∠ AOB, Op = 6. If there is a moving point m on OA and a moving point n on ob, then the minimum perimeter of △ PMN is______ .

Make the symmetry points c and D of point P with respect to OA and ob, connect CD, respectively cross OA and ob at points m and N, and connect OP, OC, OD, PM and PN

As shown in the figure, given a point P in ∠ AOB and ∠ AOB, you can find a point Q and R on the edge of OA and ob, so that the circumference of the triangle composed of three points P, Q and R is minimized

As shown in the figure

It is known that: as shown in the figure, a point P in AOB, ∠ AOB = 60 ° and op = 6, make a point m, N on OA and OB to make the circumference of △ MPN the shortest, and find its value

As shown in the figure, we know that P is a point on the edge OA of ∠ AOB, and the two sides of ∠ MPN with P as the vertex respectively cross ray ob in proof: (2) in △ OPN and △ PMN, ∠ PON = ∠ MPN = 60 °, ONP = ∠ PNM, νΔ

As shown in the figure, ∠ AOB = 30 °, point P is a point in ∠ AOB, Op = 10, points m and N are respectively on OA and ob, and the minimum value of △ PMN perimeter is calculated

If we make the symmetry points P1 and P2 of point P with respect to OA and ob respectively, then the intersection of OA with m and the intersection of OB with N, then OP1 = OP = op2, ∠ p1oa = ∠ POA, ∠ POB = ∠ p2ob, MP = p1m, PN = p2n, then the minimum perimeter of △ PMN = p1p2 ﹤ p1op2 = 2 ﹣ AOB = 60 ° and ﹤ op1p2 is an equilateral triangle

In the triangle ABC, given a = 2, B = radical 2, C = radical 3 + 1, find a

In the triangle ABC, given a = 2, B = radical 2, C = radical 3 + 1, find a
Direct use of cosine theorem
cosA=(b²+c²-a²)2bc=2(1+√3)/2√2(1+-√3)=√2/2
A=45

In the triangle ABC, the angle c = 30 ° AC is equal to 4 roots 3, ad is the center line, and the values of ad ⊥ AC, 逑 AB and SINB are the values

Ad is the midline and ad ⊥ AC
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In the triangle ABC, if angle a = 75 degrees, SINB = root 3 / 2, then Tanc = 1, I don't know how to calculate it How is there no right angle in the triangle? How to find SINB

∵∠A=75° sinB=√3/2
∴0

In the triangle ABC, if the modulus of AB vector = radical 3, the modulus of BC vector = 1, Sina = SINB, then AC vector dot multiplies AB vector=

If Sina = SINB, then 2R Sina = 2R SINB, (2R is the circumscribed circle diameter of the triangle)
According to the sine theorem, a = B,
The modulus of BC vector is 1, so a = b = 1
The norm of AB vector = √ 3, that is, C = √ 3
According to cosine theorem, cosa = √ 3 / 2 is obtained
AC vector dot times AB vector = 1 ×√ 3 × cosa = 3 / 2

As shown in the figure, the square ABCD is connected to ⊙ o, e is the midpoint of DC, and the line be intersects ⊙ o at point F, if the radius of ⊙ o is 2, then the distance from o point to be OM=______ .

Make om ⊥ be to m, connect OE and BD,
∵∠DCB=90°,
/ / BD is the diameter,
∵OE=DE=1,
∴BE=
4+1=
5,
∵EF=DE•CE
BE=
Five
5,
∴BF=6
Five
5,
∴MF=3
Five
5,ME=2
Five
5,
∴OM=
1-4
5=
Five
5.

In △ ABC, BC = 1, ∠ B = 60 ° (1) if AC = radical 3, find AB (2) if cosa = (2 radical 7) / 7, find Tanc If you can't type the symbols, you can use words to describe them

In △ ABC, BC = 1, ∠ B = 60 °
(1) If AC = √ 3, find AB:
The sine theorem is applied
BC/sinA=AC/sinB
sinA=BC*sinB/AC
=BCsin60°/AC
=[1*√3/2]/√3
=1/2.
∴∠A=30°
Obviously, △ ABC is a right triangle, and ∠ C = 90 ° and ab is a hypotenuse
AB^2=AC^2+BC^2
=(√3)^2+1^2=4
∴AB=2.
(2) If cosa = 2 √ 7 / 7 = 0.7559, (∠ B = 60 °) [at this time △ ABC is not RT △!]
∠A=40.89°=40.9°
In △ ABC, ∠ C = 180 ° - 60 ° - 40.9 ° = 79.1 °
∴tanC=tan79.1°=5.929=5.93.