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Two math problems in the second day of junior high school and their urgency
1. It is known that the vertex A of the parallelogram ABCD is a straight line, and the extension lines of AB, CD and BC intersect with P, Q and R respectively. Verification: PD? :PB? =PQ:PR

Triangle PDQ is similar to triangle PBA.

therefore

PD:PB==PQ:PA

A triangular PDA is similar to a triangular PBR.

therefore

PD:PB=PA:PR

Multiply the two formulas to get it.

PQ:PR=PD^2:PB^2

2. As shown in the figure, it is known that AD is the center line of △ABC, and a straight line passes through AB in E, AD in G and AC in F. ..

Verify AB/AE+AC/AF=2AD/AG.

Point D is considered as MN parallel EF, intersecting with AB at M point, intersecting with AC extension line at N point, CK parallel with AB, and intersecting with MN at K point.

It is easy to prove the triangles AMD∽AEG, ADN∽AGF, CKN∽AEF, MBD≌KCD.

Therefore AM/AE=AD/AG, AN/AF=AD/AG, CK/AE=NC/AF, BM=CK.

Therefore (AB/AE)+(AC/AF)

=[(AM+BM)/AE]+[(AN-NC)/AF]

=(AM/AE)+(AN/AF)+[(BM/AE)-(NC/AF)]

=(AM/AE)+(AN/AF)+[(CK/AE)-(NC/AF)]

=(AM/AE)+(AN/AF)

= (advertising/advertising)+(advertising/advertising)

=2AD/AG