Geometry Problem
Problem submitted by Charles T.
Level: Mathematics Education, High School, Honors Geometry, College.
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Friday, December 14, 2012
Problem 832: Quadrilateral, Isosceles triangle, 70-70-40 degrees, Congruence, Auxiliary lines, Equilateral triangle
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ReplyDeleteFrom D draw DE//BC and DE=BC=AD
BCDE is a parallelogram => BE //DC => BE is angle bisector of angle ABD
So ED=AD=AE => ADE is a quadrilateral triangle and ∠ ADE=60
So ∠BDC=∠BDE=70-60=10
Anonymous
DeleteWithin angle ABD build angle equilateral APD , BP perpendicular bisector for the segment AD .
BP parallel with DC , DP=BC than BPDC trapezoid or parallelogram,
BPD=150grade when ABC <90 we have parallelogram, and angle DPC is 10 grade .
When 90<ABC<180 it becomes that DPC=130 grade
Erina New Jersey
Complete the rectangle ADCE. Join BE.
ReplyDeleteTriangle BEC is equilateral.
Since triangles BEA,BCD are congruent,
angles ABE,DBC are equal each equal to
(60 - 40)/2 = 10 degrees.
Construim paralelogramul ADMB si vom triunghiul echilateral BMC deoarece triunghiurile ABC=BDM si BCD=MCD=>m(<CBD)=m(<MBD)-m(<CBD)=70-60=10
ReplyDeleteOn the angle bisector of B mark E such that BE = CD. But BE is also parallel to CD hence BECD is a parelleligram and DE = and is oarellel to BC = AE SAS
ReplyDeleteHence Tr. AED is equilateral and x = < EDB = 10
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
Solution 2
ReplyDeleteComplete equilateral triangle AXD, X inside ABD
Triangles ABX and CBX are congruent SSS. So < DBX = 20 = < BDC
Hence XD = BC and XD // BC and so BCDX is a //ogram
Therefore x = < XDB = 10
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
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ReplyDeleteHere is my solution...
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=274_UUFOcLo
Let <CBD=x, <BCD=160-x
ReplyDeletesin(160-x)/BD=sin20/BC
BC/BD=sin20/sin(160-x)
<ABD=40
sin40/AD=sin70/BD
AD/BD=sin40/sin70
AD=BC
sin20/sin(160-x)=sin40/sin70
sin20sin70=sin(160-x)sin40
sin20cos20=sin(160-x)sin40
sin(160-x)=1/2
160-x=30 or 150
x=130 (rej.) or 10