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Geometry Problem 1436: Right Triangle, Altitude, Excircles, Excenters, Geometric Mean, Art, Poster
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connect AD, EC,
ReplyDeleteangle AHD =CHE =45 degree;
angle DAH =45+ angle ACB/2 ;
angle CEH = 180-45-angle ECH=135 - (45+angle BAC/2)= 90- angle BAC/2 =90 -(90-ACB)/2=45+angle ACB/2;
triangle ADH similar to CEH,
HD*HE=AH*HC=BH^2
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Let a= ∠ (BAC)
In right triangle ABC we have ∠ (HBC)=a
Note that ∠ (EHC)= ∠ (AHD)=45
And ∠ (DAH)= (180-a)/2= 90-a/2
With angles manipulation we also get ∠ (HEC)= 90-a/2
So triangle AHD similar to EHC ( case AA)
And AH/EH= HD/HC => AH.HC= EH.HD
In right triangle ABC with altitude BH we have the relation BH^2=HA x HC= EH x HD