As shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of semicircle o, and point C is a point on the semicircle. Through point C, make CD perpendicular to D, AC = 2 times, root sign 3cm, ad: DB = 3:1, and find the length of AD As shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of semicircle o, and point C is a point on the semicircle. Through point C, make CD perpendicular to D, AC = 2 times, root sign 3cm, ad: DB = 3:1, and find the length of AD

As shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of semicircle o, and point C is a point on the semicircle. Through point C, make CD perpendicular to D, AC = 2 times, root sign 3cm, ad: DB = 3:1, and find the length of AD As shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of semicircle o, and point C is a point on the semicircle. Through point C, make CD perpendicular to D, AC = 2 times, root sign 3cm, ad: DB = 3:1, and find the length of AD

Let DB = a, then ad = 3A, then AB = 4A
Because the triangle ACD is similar to the triangle BCD, and CD / ad = BD / CD, that is, CD? 2 = ad * BD = 3A
CD? 2 + ad? 2 = AC? I.e. 3A? 2 + 9A? 2 = 12
Then a = 1, that is, ad = 3A = 3

AB is the diameter of semicircle o, C is any point on the semicircle. The crossing point C is CD, perpendicular to AB, and the perpendicular foot is D, ad = a, DB = B. according to the graph, a + B = 2 root sign AB is verified, The condition of equal sign

Let the diameter be d
d=a+b
b=d-a
A + B = 2 roots ab
D = 2 root sign a (D-A)
Square on both sides
d*d=4a(d-a)
4a*a-4ad+d*d=0
(2a-d) square = 0
So it holds when a = half the diameter

It is known that, as shown in the figure, AB is the diameter of semicircle o, and point C is a point on the semicircle. Through the point C, CD is perpendicular to point D, AC = 2, radical 13, ad: DB = 9:4, and find the length of AD

AB is the diameter, then ∠ ACB = 90 degrees
CD is perpendicular to AB, so ∠ BDA = 90 degrees
In the right triangle ABC
CD²=AD×BD
Because ad: DB = 9:4
So let ad = 9a, DB = 4A
that
CD²=36a²
CD=6a
In right triangle ACD
AC²=AD²+CD²
4×13=81a²+36a²
117a²=52
a²=4/9
a=2/3
AD=9a=2/3×9=6

AB is the diameter of circle O, CD is perpendicular to AB, ad = 9 cm, DB = 4 cm. Find the length of CD and AC

Connecting AC, BC
∵ AB is the diameter
∴∠ACB=90°
∵CD⊥AB
∴CD²=AD*BD=9*4=36
∴CD=6
In △ ACD, ad = 9, CD = 6
According to Pythagorean theorem, AC = 3, radical 13 can be obtained

As shown in the figure, OA and ob are the two radii of circle O. points D and C are on OA and ob respectively, AC and BD intersect with point E and ad = BC Proof angle a = angle B

Is this what the original picture looks like?
Because ad = BC
Because OA = ob
So OA - ad = ob - BC
So od = OC
Because od = OC, < DOB = < COA, OB = OA
So triangle AOC is all equal to triangle BOD
So < a = < B
(< this symbol for the angle)

Known: as shown in the figure, OA, OB are the radius of ⊙ o, C and D are the midpoint of OA and ob respectively. Verification: ad = BC

It is proved that: ∵ OA, OB are the radius of ⊙ o, C and D are the midpoint of OA and ob respectively,
∴OA=OB,OC=OD.
In △ AOD and △ BOC,
A kind of
OA=OB
∠O=∠O
OD=OC ,
∴△AOD≌△BOC(SAS).
∴AD=BC.

As shown in the figure, AC= CB, D and E are the midpoint of radius OA and ob respectively. What is the relationship between Cd and CE? Why?

CD=CE.
The reason is: connect OC,
∵ D and E are the midpoint of OA and ob respectively,
∴OD=OE,
And ∵
AC=
CB,∴∠DOC=∠EOC,
OC=OC,∴△CDO≌△CEO,
∴CD=CE.

It is known that ab crosses ⊙ o in C and D, and AC = BD. please prove that OA = ob

prove:
O is used as OE ⊥ AB to E,
∵ OE is over the center o,
∴CE=DE,
∵AC=BD,
∴AE=BE,
∵OE⊥AB,
∴OA=OB.

As shown in the figure, the radius of ⊙ o is 3cm, point B is a point outside ⊙ o, OB intersects ⊙ o at point a, and ab = OA, starting from point a, the moving point P moves anticlockwise on ⊙ o at the speed of π cm / s, returns to point a and stops immediately A. 1 B. 5 C. 0.5 or 5.5 D. 1 or 5

Connect OP,
∵ the line BP is tangent to ⊙ o,
∴OPB=90°,
∵AB=OA=OP,
∴OB=2OP,
∴∠PBO=30°,
∴POB=60°,
The length of the arc AP is 60 π· 3
180=π,
That is, the time is π △ π = 1 (second);
When point P ', the line BP is tangent to ⊙ o,
The length of the arc app 'is (360 − 60) π· 3
180=5π,
That is, the time is 5 π - π = 5 (seconds);
Therefore, D

As shown in the figure, AB is the tangent line of ⊙ o, the radius OA = 2, OB intersects ⊙ o at C, ∠ B = 30 °, then the inferior arc What is the length of AC______ (results retain π)

∵ AB is the tangent of ⊙ o,
∴∠OAB=90°,
∵ radius OA = 2, OB intersection ⊙ o at C, ∵ B = 30 °,
∴∠AOB=60°,
The inferior arc
It's 2 π 60 long
180=2
3π,
So the answer is: 2
3π.