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Let ABCD be a square, and let M and N be the midpoints of
and , respectively. Find .Triangle ABC has side lengths AB = 9, AC = 10, and BC = 17. Let X be the intersection of the angle bisector of \angle A with side \overline{BC}, and let Y be the foot of the perpendicular from X to side \overline{AC}. Compute the length of \overline{XY}.
Equilateral triangle ABC and a circle with center O are constructed such that \overline{BC} is a chord of the circle and point A is the circumcenter of \triangle BCO in its interior. If the area of circle with center O is 48\pi, then what is the area of triangle ABC?
In a triangle ABC, take point D on \overline{BC} such that DB = 14, DA = 13, DC = 4, and the circumcircles of triangles ADB and ADC have the same radius. Find the area of triangle ABC.
Let
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It can happen to us all. I nearly messed up an exam because I hadn't noticed that the length of a radius on one side of a circle was the same size as the radius on the other side of the same circle. doh!
Q2 Call the point where XR and YS cross, point Z.
Triangles ZXY and ZRS are similar. This is because they have a common angle at Z and XY is parallel to SR.
So If you call the height of ZXY k then ZSR has height 4k (because the ratio of sides is 3:12)
So the height (distance) between XY and SR is 5k.
Now look at triangles ZXY and ZPQ. These are similar in the ratio k:6k so now you can calculate PQ.
Q3. I have made a diagram and labelled the points.
PVU is 90 as PV is a tangent
PWS is 90 as WX is the distance you are required to find.
So triangles PVU and PWS are similar.
So you can use the ratio of sides to work out WS, and then WX is easy.
Hope that helps,
Bob
T is the centre of a another circle, diameter PU that goes through V. I thought I needed this circle too, but, it turns out I don't. Interesting though.
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Bob
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