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Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Dynamic Geometry 1454: Intersecting Circles, Perpendicular Lines, Cyclic Quadrilateral
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Let AOH cut circle O at X
ReplyDelete< XBD and < DBA are complementary angles
But < XBD = < HAE and < DBA = < HEA
Hence < HAE and < HEA are complementary and the result follows
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
Sumith - Could you please care to explain how XBD and DBA are complimentary
Delete-Pulliwaya
They add upto < XBA which is 90 degrees since XA is a diameter of Circle O
DeleteThank you for the response sir. My bad I imagined X on big circle and hence the confusion.
Delete-Pulliwaya
No worries Pulliwaya
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ReplyDeleteConnect CD, OQ, OD and QD
Let F is the midpoint of CD
In circles O and Q we have ∠ (CAD)= ∠ (QOD) and ∠ (ACD)= ∠ (OQD)
So Triangle CDA similar to QDO ( case AA)
So ∠ (QDF)= ∠ (ODA)= ∠ (OAD)
On circle Q we have ∠ (CDE)= ∠ (FQD)
So triangle FQD similar to HEA (case AA)
So ∠ (AHE)= ∠ (DFQ) = 90 degrees
shouldn't line 6 read "on circle Q we have <(CED)=<(FQD)?
DeleteYes, You are right .See link below for detail .
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