An inner angle of the quadrilateral ABCD is 120 ° connecting AC to obtain equilateral △ ABC and right triangle ACD. It is known that the side length of equilateral △ ABC is 2 (1) Find the height on the base BC of △ ABC (2) find the area of △ ACD

An inner angle of the quadrilateral ABCD is 120 ° connecting AC to obtain equilateral △ ABC and right triangle ACD. It is known that the side length of equilateral △ ABC is 2 (1) Find the height on the base BC of △ ABC (2) find the area of △ ACD

The height on the side of BC is the root 3. The area is the root 3 / 2

In trapezoid ABCD, AD / / BC, AB vertical AC. angle B = 45 degrees, ad = root 2, BC = root 32, find the length of DC

AC ? ab ⊙ ab ⊙ ab ? ABC is isowaist, RT ⊙ a ? ab ⊙ ABC is isowaist, RT ⊙ AE ? BC ⊸ e is the midpoint of BC, AE = be = EC = BC / 2 = 2 ∵ 2 ∵ 2 ∵ 2 ⊙ 2 ∵ AD / / BC, AE ⊸ BC, DF ? BC ? DF = DF = 2 ? 2ef = ad = 2 9 2 9 CF = ce-ef = CF = ce-ef = 2 and

In trapezoid ABCD, AD / / BC, AB vertical AC, angle B = 45 °, ad = root 2, BC = 4 times root 2, find the length of DC

According to the fact that AB is perpendicular to AC and the angle B is 45 ° we can see that the triangle ABC is an isosceles right triangle, then AC = AB = 4 can be obtained;
Because the angle bad and angle ABC complement each other, the angle bad = 135 °;
AB is perpendicular to AC, so the angle ABC is 90 ° and the angle cab is 45 °;
Then in the triangle cab, given the angle cab = 45 °, ad = radical 2, AC = AB = 4, DC = 10 can be obtained by using cosine theorem

In RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, AC = 12, BC = 5. If △ ABC is rotated one circle around the line where AC is located, then the side area of the cone is______ .

It is known that the bus length L = 13, radius r = 5,
The side area of the cone is s = π LR = 13 × 5 × π = 65 π
So the answer is 65 π

As shown in the figure, in the rectangle ABCD, ab = 1, if the side area of the cone obtained by the rotation of the right triangle ABC around AB is equal to the side area of the cylinder obtained by the rotation of rectangular ABCD around AB, calculate the length of BC

∵ S cone side = π· BC · AC, s cylinder side = 2 π· BC · CD,
And ∵ S cone side = s cylinder side,
∴π•BC•AC=2π•BC•CD,
∴AC=2CD,
∵ ABCD is a rectangle,
∴CD=AB=1,∴AC=2CD=2,
In RT △ ABC, BC=
AC2−AB2=
3,
∴BC=
3.

In RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, AC = 12, BC = 5. If △ ABC is rotated one circle around the line where AC is located, then the side area of the cone is______ .

It is known that the bus length L = 13, radius r = 5,
The side area of the cone is s = π LR = 13 × 5 × π = 65 π
So the answer is 65 π

In RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, AC = 12, BC = 5, the side area of the cone is () A. 25π B. 65π C. 90π D. 130π

∵ RT △ ABC, ∵ C = 90 °, AC = 12, BC = 5,
∴AB=
AC2+BC2=13,
The bus length is L = 13 and the radius R is 5,
The side area of the cone is s = π LR = 13 × 5 × π = 65 π
Therefore, B

As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ C = 90 °, AC = 5cm, BC = 12cm. Take the straight line where BC edge is as the axis, rotate △ ABC for one cycle to obtain the conical side area______ .

It is known that the bus length L = 13, radius r = 5,
The side area of the cone is s = π LR = 13 × 5 × π = 65 π
So the answer is: 65 π cm2

As shown in the figure, in RT △ ABC, ∠ ACB = 45 °, BAC = 90 °, ab = AC, point D is the midpoint of AB, AF ⊥ CD intersects with H, BC intersects with F, be ∥ AC, and the extension of AF is at E

It is proved that in △ ADC, ∠ Dah + ∠ ADH = 90 °, ACh + ∠ ADH = 90 °,
∴∠DAH=∠DCA,
∵∠BAC=90°,BE∥AC,
∴∠CAD=∠ABE=90°.
And ∵ AB = ca,
In △ Abe and △ CAD,
∠DAH=∠DCA
∠CAD=∠ABE
AB=AC
∴△ABE≌△CAD(ASA),
∴AD=BE,
And ∵ ad = BD,
∴BD=BE,
In RT △ ABC, ∠ ACB = 45 °, BAC = 90 °, ab = AC,
Therefore, ABC = 45
∵BE∥AC,
∴∠EBD=90°,∠EBF=90°-45°=45°,
∴△DBP≌△EBP(SAS),
∴DP=EP,
The result shows that BC is vertical and bisects De

In RT △ ABC, ∠ ACB = 90 °, CD ⊥ AB in D, ﹤ BAC bisector AF intersects CD in E, BC in F, cm ⊥ AF in M. The results show that EM = FM

It is proved that: ∵ ACB = 90 °, CD ⊥ AB,
∴∠ADC=90°,
∴∠AED+∠DAE=90°,∠CFE+∠CAE=90°,
The bisector AF of BAC intersects with E,
∴∠DAE=∠CAE,
∴∠AED=∠CFE,
And ∵ AED = ∵ CEF,
∴∠CEF=∠CFE,
And ∵ cm ⊥ AF,
∴EM=FM.