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Junior high school mathematics proof problem. Detailed process
Question 1

Because ED‖AB, FD‖AC

So ∠BFD=∠A, ∠DEC=∠A (same angle).

Because ∠A=∠A

So ∠DEC=∠BFD

Question 2

Because ∠DFE is the external angle of △CFE.

So ∠DFE=∠C+∠E

Because AB∨CD

So ∠A=∠DFE (same angle is equal)

So ∠ A = ∠ C+∠ E.

Question 3: In this picture (according to my judgment), B near A should be H, M is the point on the included angle between E and B, and O is G, hehe. ...

Because AB∨CD

So ∠ENC=∠NMB.

Because MG and NH share ∠BMF and ∠CNE equally.

So ∠CNH=∠HNM=∠NMG=∠BMG.

So ∠NMG=∠HNM (internal angles are equal)

So MG∨NH

Question 4

Because a‖b

So ∠ 1=∠BAE

Because British Columbia

So ∠2=∠CAE

Because ∠BAC=∠BAE+∠CAE, ∠ 1 = 62, ∠ 2 = 26.

So ∠ BAC = ∠ 1+∠ 2 = 62+26 = 88.

Because AD divides ∠BAC equally

So DAE = 88/2 = 44.

Question 5 (A.D. to B.C. and point O)

Because ∠AOB=∠COD (vertex angles are equal), ∠ B+∠ C = 180.

So ∠B=∠D

Similarly ∠ A = ∠ C.

Because ∠C=∠A, ∠AOB=∠COD, OA=OD (known).

So △ABO is equal to △ △DCO(AAS).

So AB=CD

Suggestion: in the future, the narrative and drawing should be consistent, otherwise some problems can't be done, hehe. ......

Thank you for your comments from friends upstairs, hehe.

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