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Geometric proof problems in mathematics senior high school entrance examination
It is known that in triangle ABC, Be and CF are bisectors of angles, and d is the midpoint of EF. If the distances from D to the three sides of the triangle BC, AB and AC are X, Y, z Y and Z respectively, it is proved that X = Y+Z.

Prove; The point passing through E is the high intersection of AB and BC, and BC is at M and N respectively.

The intersection f is the intersection of p and q on AC and BC, respectively.

According to the distance between the point on the bisector of the angle and both sides of the angle is equal, we can know that FQ = FP and EM = en.

Make a high intersection between point D on BC and point O on BC.

Intersection D is the intersection of AB at point H, and intersection D is the intersection of AB at point J. 。

Then x = do, y = hy, z = DJ.

Because d

Is the midpoint, angle ANE= angle AHD=90 degrees. So HD is parallel to me, ME=2HD.

It can also be proved that FP = 2dj.

Because FQ=FP, EM=EN.

FQ=2DJ, um =2HD.

And because the angles FQC, DOC and ENC are all 90 degrees, the quadrilateral FQNE is a right trapezoid, and d is the midpoint, so 2do = FQ+en.

because

FQ=2DJ, um =2HD .So do = HD+JD.

Because x = do, y = hy and z = DJ, x = y+z.

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