By Shang-Ching Chou; Xiao-Shan Gao; Jingzhong Zhang
This quantity contains a suite of twenty written models of invited in addition to contributed papers offered on the convention held from 20-24 might 1996 in Beijing, China. It covers many parts of good judgment and the rules of arithmetic, in addition to laptop technological know-how. additionally integrated is an editorial by means of M. Yasugi at the Asian common sense convention which first seemed in eastern, to supply a glimpse into the heritage and improvement of the sequence Pt. I. the speculation of laptop facts. 1. Geometry Preliminaries. 2. the realm process. three. computer evidence in airplane Geometry. four. computer facts in stable Geometry. five. Vectors and computing device Proofs -- Pt. II. subject matters From Geometry: a set of four hundred automatically Proved Theorems. 6. themes From Geometry
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Then MN = BCand z . AC + y. AB = z . AN + y . AM = 2( \J APN + \J APM) ~ P A . M N = P A . BC + y . (AB/BC) ~ PA. Similarly x · (AB/AC) + z· (BC/AC) ~ PB; X · (AC/AB) + y. , z· (AC/BC) ~ PC. Adding the three equations together, we have AB AC BC AB BC AC PA+PB+PC ~ x·(Tc+A"B)+Y(AB + BC)+z · (AC + BC) ~ 2(x+y+z). I 7This is a problem from the 1966lntematiooal Mathematical Olympiad. 26 Chapter 1. 51 (The Sleiner-Lehmus Theorems) In triangle ABC, angles Band C are equal then AB if the bisectors for = AC.
E.. 55 (Pythagorean Theorem) 1. PABC = 0 if and only if LABC = 90°. + BC 2 - AC2. 28 Chapter 1. Geometry PrelImInaries 2. PABC > 0 if and only if LABC < 90°. 3. PABC < 0 if and only if LABC > 90°. Proof As shown in Figure 1-36, it is clear that V BPC = 0 if and only if LABC = 90°. The second and third cases come from the definition of the co-areas directly. 56 (The Pythagoras Difference Theorem) 1. LABC If LABC '" 90°, we have = LXY Z if and only if ;~e; = ~~. ~~ ; 2. ~~ . Proof This proposition is a consequence of the definition of Pythagoras difference and the converse of the co-angle theorem on page 24.
Area is a well-known concept and has been used since the time of Euclid. On the other hand, the Pythagoras difference is unfamiliar to most readers. In this section, we will introduce the trigonometric functions and use them to represent areas and Pythagoras differences. c The sine and cosine functions can be defined in the usual way. Let ABC be a triangle with LB = 90°. Then sin( LA) = ~~, cos(LA) AB = AC. A We can also use the area to define trigonometric functions. 72 sin(LA) is twice the signed area of a triangle ABC such that AB AC = 1.