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Thursday, June 11, 2015
Geometry Problem 1120: Isosceles Right Triangle, 120 Degree, Angle, Equilateral, Metric Relations
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ReplyDeleteLet O is circumcentre of triangle BEC
Let AB=BC= m and AC= m. √ (2)
Let ∠ (BCE)= θ
Triangle EDF have 2 60 degrees angles so EDF is equilateral
1. We have OGC is 30-60-90 triangle so OC= m/√(3)
And e=EC= 2.m/sqrt(3). cos(θ +30) with chord= m and angle of position= θ
Similarly with circumcircle of triangle ABF with chord=m and angle of position= θ+30 we have
F=BE= 2.m/√ (3). cos(θ +60)
Similarly with circumcircle of triangle ADC with chord= m. sqrt(2) and angle of position= θ +15 we have
d=AD= 2.m/√ (3). Sqrt(2).cos(θ +45)
2. e+f= 2.m/√ (3) . [ cos(θ +30)+ cos(θ +60)]
Replace cos(θ +30)+ cos(θ +60) = 2. Cos(θ +45). Cos(15)
So d/(e+f)= 1/(√ (2). Cos(15))
Replace cos(15)= (√(6)+ √(2))/4 and simplify we get
d/(e+f)= √ (3)-1
Where point G is determine
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