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Math sophomore geometry problem ~!
1. In the triangle ABC, AB=AC, one of its outer angles is 80 degrees, and the length of the bisector CD of the base angle is (20/3)* root number 3. Find the height of waist.

Solution: let c be the extension line from CE⊥BA to BA in e,

∫△ABC external angle is 80 degrees, and AB=AC.

∴∠BAC= 100

And CD equally ∠ACB

∴∠ADC=60

In Rt△DCE, CE= (root number 3)/2 times CD.

∴CE=(20/3)* root number 3× (root number 3)/2

= 10

That is waist circumference 10.

2. In a square ABCD, AD=8, point E is the moving point of the CD (excluding the end point), the middle vertical line FE of AE intersects with AD, AE and BC in F, H and K respectively, and the intersection point AB extends to point G. 。

1, let DE=m, FH/HK=t, and express t with an algebraic expression containing m.

2. When t= 1/3, find the length of BG.

Solution:

1. Crossing H means MN is parallel to AB, crossing AD is in M, and crossing BC is in N..

H is the midpoint of ∴ hm =1/2de =1/2m.ae.

And it is easy to prove △HMF∽△HNK.

∴MH/HN=FH/HK

That is, (1/2 * m)/(8-1/2 * m) = t.

∴t=m/( 16-m)

3. Triangle ABC is an equilateral triangle, D is any point on the side of BC, CE is the bisector of the outer corner of angle ACB, and angle ADE is equal to 60 degrees. Prove that AD=DE.

Certificate: DF⊥AC in F, DG⊥EC in G.

∠∠DCA =∠DCG = 60

∴DF=DG (properties of angular bisector)

It is also easy to prove ∠DAF =∠ degree.

∴△ADF≌△EDG(AAS)

∴AD=DE

4. Given a square ABCD, let the parallel line be AC passing through point B, let AE = AC, and let AE intersect BC at point F,

Verification: CE=CF

Certificate: connect BD to AC in O, cross E to EH⊥AC in H,

∫BE‖AC,

∴EH=BO= 1/2BD

And BD=AC and AE=AC.

∴EH= 1/2AE

∴∠eah = 30° (in a right triangle, if an acute angle equals 30, the right side it faces is equal to half of the hypotenuse).

AE=AC,∴∠ ACE = ∠ AEC = 75。

∠ ACB = 45。

∴∠ECF=75 -45 =30

∠CFE = 180-∠ECF-∠ACE = 180-75-30 = 75。

∴∠CFE=∠AEC

∴CE=CF

Please draw a picture first: a trapezoid, with the letter A above, D below B, and C in the order from left to right.

E is the midpoint of AD. Note: AD is waist. Don't draw the wrong picture.

Topic: (1) Angle A=90 degrees (2)AB+CD=BE (3) Area of triangle BEC = 1/2 Area of trapezoid ABCD (4) bisecting angle ABC (5) Angle BEC=90 degrees.

Please choose two related theories from the above five theories, take one as the condition and the other as the conclusion, construct a correct proposition and prove it.

It is known that in trapezoidal ABCD, e is the midpoint of AD and the angle A=90 degrees.

It is proved that the area of triangular BEC = 1/2 the area of trapezoidal ABCD.

Certificate: extend the extension line from BE to CD to F.

E is the midpoint of AD, ∴AE=DE,

And ∠ a = ∠ CDA = 90, ∠AEB=∠DEF.

∴△ABE≌△DFE

∴AB=FD

∴ area of trapezoid ABCD = (AB+DC) × AD/2 = (FD+DC) × AD/2 = area of △ BFC.

And S△EFC=[(FD+DC)×AD/2]/2=S△BFC/2.

∴S△EFC=S△BEC, that is, S△BEC=△BFC area /2= trapezoidal ABCD area /2.

6. In trapezoidal ABCD, AD is parallel to BC, AD=3, AB=4, BC=5, so what is the range of waist CD?

7. The height of the isosceles trapezoid is 6 cm and the diagonals are perpendicular to each other. What is the area of this trapezoid?

8 .. In the isosceles trapezoid ABCD, if AD is parallel to BC, the angle B=60 degrees, and AD=AB=6CM, what is the circumference of the isosceles trapezoid ABCD?

Solution:

6 .. If D is the intersection of DE‖AB and BC in E and ABED is a parallelogram, then CE=CB-BE=5-3=2.

DE=4,∴2