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Saturday, May 24, 2014
Geometry Problem 1018: Right Triangle, Circles, Angle
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angle,
circle,
right triangle
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∠DBE=180。-∠BDE-∠BED
ReplyDelete=180。-1/2(180。-∠A)-1/2(180。-∠C)
=180。-90。+1/2∠A-90。+1/2∠C
=1/2(∠A+∠C)
=1/2(180。-∠ABC)
=1/2(180。-90。)
=45。
Consider angle CBD as X ---> angle BAC = 2X (tangents rule)
ReplyDeleteConsider angle ABE as Y ---> angle BCA = 2Y (tangents rule)
From here we can see in triangle ABC that 2X + 2Y = 90 --> X+Y = 45
In triangle BDE we get :
angle BDE = 2Y + X
angle BED = 2X + Y
angle BDE + angle BED = 3Y + 3X = 135 THUS DBE = 45
<ABE=<BCE/2, and <CBD=<BAD/2, so <EBD=90-<ABE-<CBD=90-(<BCE/2+<BAD/2)=90-90/2=45
ReplyDelete3 Angles of Tr. BED =< ABC + 2.<EBD. Hence < EBD = 90/2= 45
ReplyDeleteSumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
Let <ABD=<ABD=x
ReplyDelete<BAD=180-2x
<BCA=180-(180-2x)-90=2x-90
<CBE=[180-(2x-90)]/2=135-x
<DBE=<ABD+<CBE-<ABC=x+(135-x)-90=45