Geometry Problem.
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Friday, April 4, 2014
Geometry Problem 1000. Scalene Triangle, Isosceles, Angle, 120 Degree, Midpoint, Distance, Equilateral, Congruence, Perpendicular, Metric Relations
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CD=AE=2GH=8, GH=4, JH=2.
ReplyDeleteBy problem 998, FH=4.
Hence, x=√12=2√3.
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ReplyDeleteLet P is the midpoint of DE
As the result of problem 998 we have
Triangle DBC congruent to ABE=> AF=DC=8
And triangle PFH and FHG are equilateral
Since G and H are midpoints of AC and EC => GH= 1/2AE=4
In equilateral triangle FGH altitude FJ= GH.sqrt(3)/2= 2.sqrt(3)
Following on from my proof of Problem 998, FGH is equilateral too and is of side 4 so
ReplyDeletex = sqrt(16 - 4) = 2sqrt3
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
Tr. ABE and CBD are congruent (SAS) => AE=8
ReplyDeleteSince G and H are mid-points of AC and EC => GH//AE and GH=4 -----(1)
Similarly GF//CD and GF=4 -----------------(2)
As ABD is isosceles=> m(BDF)=30 and Tr.DBF is 30-60-90 and BF=DB/2.
Similarly BH=EB/2
Tr. BFH similar to ABE with each side of BFH half of corresponding sides of ABE
Hence HF=AE/2=4 ---------(3)
From (1) ,(2) & (3) GFH is an equilateral triangle with each side = 4 units
=> FH=2Sqrt(3)