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Mathematics in the senior high school entrance examination sprints in June, the fifth set of 26 questions.
I've thought about it halfway, and I'll continue the rest later.

The angle AFD=2EAB=AED, then F is the intersection of the circles passing through ADE and CD.

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Even AF? Make EG⊥AF in g, even CG, BG, EF.

From ∠EGF+ECF=90+90= 180, we get e, g, f, C*** cycles, so ∠EGC=EFC. Similarly, there is ∠BGE=BAE.

And BAE+EFC = 90? So ∠EGC+BGE=90, which means ∠BGC=90.

And e is the midpoint of BC, so BE=EG=CE, and it is easy to prove that △BAE is equal to △GAE△EGF is equal to △ECF.

So AG=AB=CD, GF=CF so AF=AG+GFCD+CF