Challenging Geometry Puzzle: Problem 1564. Share your solution by posting it in the comment box provided.
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Draw EF.
ReplyDeleteEF=BD=8 (see pr.1562) and GJ=EF/2=4
GJ┴BD (see pr. 1563)
Quadrilateral BGDJ has perpendicular diagonals so
AreaBGDJ=(BDxGJ)/2=4x8/2=16
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ReplyDeletePer the result of problem 1562
We have EBFD is a square and EF=BD & EF ⊥ BD
G and J are midpoints of EH & HF
So GJ=½. EF and EF⊥BD
Area of BGDJ= ½. BD.JG= ½. 8.4= 16