Примери за използване на Larger triangle на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That's gonna be this larger triangle.
So we know that this larger triangle over here is similar to this smaller triangle over there.
I is the orthocenter of the larger triangle.
Well this yellow altitude to the larger triangle, remember, these two yellow lines, line AD and line CE are parallel.
It appears the square is inside a larger triangle.
And then if we look at BC on the larger triangle, so if we look at BC on the larger triangle.
So it's a perpendicular bisector of the larger triangle.
We can figure out the area of the larger triangle and then from that we could subtract the areas of this little pieces at the end.
BH over its corresponding side of the larger triangle.
So we could figure out the area of the larger triangle, and then from that we could subtract the areas of these little pieces at the end.
Each has having one fourth of the area of the larger triangle.
It bisects this side of the larger triangle at a 90 degree angle.
So this is the distance between C and the orthocenter of the larger triangle.
CI is the distance between, CI is the between the larger triangle's point C orthocenter of the larger triangle.
BC on our smaller triangle corresponds to AC on our larger triangle.
Both the larger triangle, triangle CBA shares has this angle And the smaller triangle CDE has this angle.
Now let's look at this over here, so in our larger triangle we have a right angle here.
Well, all you have to do is think about how they interact with the larger triangle.
You're taking a corresponding point to the orthocenter of the larger triangle, corresponding point of the smaller triangle. .
So the shorter is 2, andlet's look at the shorter side on other side of the angle for the larger triangle.
So first when we compare triangle BDF to the larger triangle, they both share this angle right over here angle ABC, they both have that angle in common.
This is a perpendicular bisector, bisector for the larger triangle, for triangle BCE.
And then in our, in the second statement BC on our larger triangle corresponds to DC on our smaller triangle, so in both of these cases, so these are our larger triangles. .
So these are the shorter side for the smaller triangle and the larger triangle.
So this is the same corresponding distance on the larger triangle and the medial triangle, and we already know that they're similar with the ratio of 2 to 1.
These are the longer sides for the smaller triangle and the larger triangle.
We know that because these two magenta lines is the way we constructed the larger triangle if they're going to be parallel.
If we look at this smaller triangle right over here It shares one side with the larger triangle.
And this triangle that's formed from the midpoints of the sides of this larger triangle, we call this a medial triangle. .
So one way to think about it is Point O, we already mentioned is the circumcenter of the larger triangle.