In tetrahedral a-bcd, e and F are the midpoint of edges AD and BC respectively, connecting AF and CE, (2) Sine value of the angle between CE and BCD. (PS:)

In tetrahedral a-bcd, e and F are the midpoint of edges AD and BC respectively, connecting AF and CE, (2) Sine value of the angle between CE and BCD. (PS:)

Let the edge length of a tetrahedron be 2, then NP = PM = 1, join MB, am, then am = BM can be proved because m is the midpoint. So in the triangle AMB, Mn is perpendicular to AB, and Mn = root 2, so the cos angle NPM = (- Mn ^ 2 + MP ^ 2 + NP ^ 2) / 2MP * NP = 0, so the angle NPM = 9