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The second problem of mathematics
(1) proves that in a square ABCD, AB=AD, ∠ BAE = ∠ D = 90,

∴∠DAF+∠BAF=90,

∵AF⊥BE,

∴∠ABE+∠BAF=90,

∴∠ABE=∠DAF,

∵ In △ Abe and △DAF,

∠ABE=∠DAF,AB=AD,∠BAE=∠D

∴△ABE≌△DAF(ASA),

∴af=be;

(2) Solution: MP and NQ are equal.

The reasons are as follows: As shown in the figure, intersection A is AF∨MP, CD is F, intersection B is BE∨NQ, and AD is E,? It is exactly the same as (1).

Prove; A is AF∨MP, CD is F, B is BE∨NQ, and AD is E.

In a square ABCD, AB=AD, ∠ BAE = ∠ d = 90,

∴∠DAF+∠BAF=90,

∵AF⊥BE,

∴∠ABE+∠BAF=90,

∴∠ABE=∠DAF,

∵ In △ Abe and △DAF,

∠ABE=∠DAF,AB=AD,∠BAE=∠D

∴△ABE≌△DAF(ASA),

∴af=be;

Also: AFMP is a parallelogram and BNQE is a parallelogram.

∴AF=MP,NQ=BE

∴MP=NQ