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Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 6:26 am
by Samiun Fateeha Ira
Tusher Chakraborty wrote:Another Problem
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AR, AD, BD, BE এবং CE পাঁচটি রেখাংশ। BE, AC ও AD কে যথাক্রমে P ও Q বিন্দুতে ছেদ করে। BD, AC ও EC কে R ও S বিন্দুতে ছেদ করে। EC, AD কে T বিন্দুতে ছেদ করে। যদি AP = AQ , $ \angle PAQ = 42^0, \angle ADB = x, \angle EBD = y $ ও $ \angle BRP=z $ হয় তবে $(y^2+xy+yz+zx)$ এর মান নির্ণয় কর।
AR, AD, BD, BE and CE are straight line segments. BE intersects AC and AD at P and Q respectively. BD intersects AC and EC at R and S respectively. EC intersects AD at T. If AP = AQ , $ \angle PAQ = 42^0, \angle ADB = x, \angle EBD = y $ and $ \angle BRP=z $ then what is the value of $(y^2+xy+yz+zx)$?

In ∆APQ , \PAQ= 42° & AP=AQ.
So, APQ= AQP= 69°
∴ BQD= 111°

In BQD, y=180-111-x = 69-x
In ARD, z= 42+ x

Now,
y^2+xy+yz+zx
= (69−x)^2+x(69−x)+(69−x)(42+x)+(42+x)x
= 4761- 138x+ x^2+69x−x^2+2898+69x−42x−x^2+42x+x^2
= 7659

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 9:04 am
by Tahmid
$\Delta APQ$ is isoscles and $\angle PAQ$=42.
so $\angle PAQ=\angle AQP$=(180-42)/2=69.

now compare for $\Delta BDQ$, x+y=$\angle BQA$=$\angle PQA$=$\angle AQP$=69.....1st result
and compare for $\Delta BRP$, y+z=180-$\angle BPR$=180-$\angle APQ$=180-69=111....2nd result

now multiply 1st and 2nd result.....(x+y) * (y+z)=69*111$\Leftrightarrow y^{2}+xy+yz+xz$=7659.

so ans=7659.

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 10:51 am
by Neblina
Tusher Chakraborty wrote:Another Problem
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AR, AD, BD, BE এবং CE পাঁচটি রেখাংশ। BE, AC ও AD কে যথাক্রমে P ও Q বিন্দুতে ছেদ করে। BD, AC ও EC কে R ও S বিন্দুতে ছেদ করে। EC, AD কে T বিন্দুতে ছেদ করে। যদি AP = AQ , $ \angle PAQ = 42^0, \angle ADB = x, \angle EBD = y $ ও $ \angle BRP=z $ হয় তবে $(y^2+xy+yz+zx)$ এর মান নির্ণয় কর।
AR, AD, BD, BE and CE are straight line segments. BE intersects AC and AD at P and Q respectively. BD intersects AC and EC at R and S respectively. EC intersects AD at T. If AP = AQ , $ \angle PAQ = 42^0, \angle ADB = x, \angle EBD = y $ and $ \angle BRP=z $ then what is the value of $(y^2+xy+yz+zx)$?
I think it should be AC not AR in "AR, AD, BD, BE এবং CE". I got confused while drawing it as in the next line BD intersects AC at R.

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 12:52 pm
by Tusher Chakraborty
তাহমিদ এবং ইরা দুইজনেরই সমাধান ঠিক আছে :)

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 1:00 pm
by nayel
Samiun Fateeha Ira wrote:
nayel wrote:
Samiun Fateeha Ira wrote:এখন, ২য় ত্রিভুজ PQR এ উচ্চতা PS. এখানে PR=17, PS=DC=8 এবং SR=AD=15 হলে (PSR)=(ADC)=60 হয়।
এটা কি তুমি অনুমান করে পেয়েছ?

ঠিক অনুমান না। ত্রিভুজ ADC এর উচ্চতা এবং ভুমিকে ত্রিভুজ PSR এর ক্ষেত্রে যথাক্রমে ভুমি এবং উচ্চতা ধরে নিয়েছি।
ঠিক আছে।

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 12:53 am
by Ayantika rinti bose
Hello bhaia,

This is Ayantika Rinti Bose. Actually I was in the Lilaboyi camp till 24 august. And after coming home, I got severe cold and fever. That's why I couldn't join the online camp on 25th. But I wanted to do this barely. So now I am joining and giving my solution of question no 1. of day 1.

$ABC$ triangle's base is $16$. Divide it in $2$ same size by drawing a perpendicular from $A$. Name it $AD$. So $BD=CD=8$. By using Pythagoras' theorem,we find that $AD=15$.

Now make it double and the base of $PQR$ triangle. The other are the same means $PQ=PR=17$. And $QR=30$. The perpendicular distance of it is $8$. So its area is also $120$.

So another triangle is $PQR$ where $PQ=PR=17$ and $QR=30$.

By the way, how can I make a reply invisible?

Rinti.

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 11:43 am
by Ayantika rinti bose
Solution of ques. no 2 of day 1:
In triangle $PQR$,$\angle PAQ=42$ and $AP=AQ$. Then,$\angle APQ=\angle AQP=69$.then $\angle EQT=\angle BPR=69$. So,in triangle $BQD$, $\angle BQD=111$. So $\angle QBD+\angle QDB=X+Y=69$.
In triangle $BPR$ $\angle BPR=69$. So, $\angle PBR+\angle BRP=Y+Z=111$
Now we have to find $y^2+xy+yz+zx=(x+y)(y+z)=69\times 111=7659$

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 12:58 pm
by brintodibyendu
first triangle is abc where ab~~ac~~17.bc~~16.if we devide bc then we get bd~~dc~~8.tgen using pythagoras we get ad~~15.then we get another triangle which hight is 8 and area is 120square metere.thus the nother triangle will get 30 17 17

Here ap~~aq.it means /_apq~~/_aqp~~180-42~~69.in triangle pbr y_|z~~180-69~~111.again in triangle bqd x_|y~~69.it means (x|_y)(y|_z)~~(111*69)~~7659

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first triangle is $ABC$ where $AB=AC=17.BC = 16$.if we divide (I guess it means bisect here) $BC$ then we get $BD =DC= 8$.Then using pythagoras we get $AD=15$ .then we get another triangle which height is $8$ and area is $120$ square meter.thus the another triangle will get $30, 17, 17$

Here $AP=AQ$.it means $\angle APQ = \angle AQP = \frac 12(180 - 42)^\circ = 69^\circ$.in $\triangle PBR$ $y + z = 180^\circ -69^\circ = 111^\circ$.again in $\triangle BQD$, $x+y = 69^\circ$ .it means $(x+y)(y+z) = 111*69 =7659$

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 4:56 pm
by Phlembac Adib Hasan
Ayantika rinti bose wrote:By the way, how can I make a reply invisible?

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I did it to your second post. Btw, help us using latex. It's not very hard. Whenever you write something mathematical, just write it between two \$ signs. For example, writing \$a^2+b^2=c^2\$ will become $a^2+b^2=c^2$. For details, see this article: How to use latex.

@brintodibyendu, বহু চেষ্টা করেও তোমার পোস্টের ঐ ~~ চিহ্ন দেওয়া কোডের মাথামুণ্ডু কিছুই বুঝতে পারলাম না। মডারেট(decipher) করা গেল না। দুঃখিত।

Re: [OGC1] Online Geometry Camp: Day 1

Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 11:36 am
by Swargo
ধুর হালার কেউ আমাকে ফেসবুকে পর্যন্ত খবর দেয় নাই। ঐজন্যে এত দিন পর প্রথম দিনের সমস্যা দেখতে হচ্ছে।
প্রথম সমস্যাটার একটা বিকল্প সমাধান আমি জানি। এটা অনেকটা বইএর নিয়মে। নিচে দিলাম।

Solution to the prob no. 1:
Let '$b$' be the length of base. .

hence,

$\dfrac b 4\cdot \sqrt{1156-b^2}=120$

by generalizing the equation,we get

$1156-b^2=\dfrac {230400}{b^2}$

$\Longrightarrow b^4-1156b^2+230400=0$

$\Longrightarrow b^2(b^2-256)-900(b^2-256)=0$

by solving the equation,we get..

$b= 30, 16$

so $30,16$ are both the right ans. . . .

ANS: $17,17,30$

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