Current location - Training Enrollment Network - Mathematics courses - The most difficult junior high school math problem?
The most difficult junior high school math problem?
This is an additional question for the senior high school entrance examination in Zhejiang Province in 2009. I think this is quite difficult ... If P is a point on the plane of △ABC, and ∠ APB = ∠ BPC = ∠ CPA = 120, then point P is called the fermat point of △ABC. (1) If point p is an acute angle.

(2) As shown in Figure 5, make an equilateral △ACB' outside the acute angle △ABC to connect BB'.

Proof: BB' passes fermat point P, BB'=PA+PB+PC.

Take B as the vertex and rotate BPC 60 degrees outside BC to get BDE. According to fermat point's definition and rotation, there are:

1) ∠APB= 120 degrees

2) ∠BDE=∠BPC= 120 degrees

3) A, P, D and E four-point * * * line

4) Delta ·BPD is an equilateral triangle.

5) < CBE = 60 degrees

Because ∠ABC=60 degrees, so

6) Abe = ABC+CBE = 120 degrees

According to 4) and 6):

7) ambulatory blood pressure+ambulatory blood pressure = 60 degrees

because