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Saturday, February 7, 2015
Geometry Problem 1079: Quadrilateral, Isosceles Triangle, Diagonals, Double Angle
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diagonal,
double angle,
isosceles,
quadrilateral,
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Fie BPperpendicular pe AC ,psituat pe AC,daca notam cu M intersectia dreptelor AC cu BP =>BMCE-patrulater insciptibil,AB=BC=a
ReplyDeleteDraw the circle with center B and radii BA . This circle is the locus of every point which see the segment AD with angle ACD therefor C lies on the circle, therefore CB = BA = a
ReplyDeleteFie BP perpendicular pe AC ,P situat pe AC,daca notam cu M intersectia dreptelor AC cu BP =>BMDC-patrulater insciptibil, <BAM=<MDB=<ACB=.AB=BC=a
ReplyDeleteAD subtends an angle of 2α at B while it subtends an angle of α at D. Moreover, B lies on the perpendicular bisector of AD since AB=BD=a. Hence, B is the circumcentre of Tr. ADC whose circumradius is a= BA=BD=BC.
ReplyDeleteSince <ABD=2(<ACD) and also BA=BD
ReplyDeleteWe can assume A,C,D lies on a circle with centre B
So, BC=BA=BD=a (radii)