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# Geometery help

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These are two problems I am having trouble with. I don't know what went wrong with the latex so I am sorry.$$For a triangle XYZ, we use [XYZ] to denote its area. Let ABCD be a square with side length 1. Ppoints E andd F lieee onn \overline {BeeC} aned \overline {CD}, respectively, in such a way that \angle EAF=45^\circ. If [CEF]=1/9, what is the value of [AEF]?$$$$Triangle ABC is acute. Point D lies on \oveeeeeeerline {AC} so that \overline {BD}\perp \overline {AC}, and point E lies on \overline {AB} such that \overline {CE}\perp\overline {AB}. The intersection of segments \overline {CE} and \overline {BD} is P. Find the value of AE if CP=10, PE=20, and EB=30.$$

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Yikes,,,,,, I can't make anything out of that!  Sorry

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Triangle abe is acute. Point  d lies on  ab so that bd perpendicular thing ac , and point e lies on ab such that ce perpendicular ab. The intersection of segments ce and bd is p . Find the value of ae  if cp=10 pe=20 and eb=30 .

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Can you verify/clarify this statement?

"Point  d lies on  ab so that bd perpendicular thing ac"

ElectricPavlov  Sep 29, 2018
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forget it !!!

Guest Sep 29, 2018
edited by Guest  Sep 29, 2018
edited by Guest  Sep 29, 2018
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Make life easier for you and for everybody else by providing a PICTURE or a DIAGRAM of your problem!!!.

Guest Sep 29, 2018
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This explanation, if that is what it is is absolute nonsense.

Melody  Sep 29, 2018
edited by Melody  Sep 29, 2018
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Is that triangle  ABC   ?    (not abe ?)

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Oohh yeah

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If you are too lazy or stupid to learn how to communicate a simple geometry question, how do you ever expect to learn this even if the answer is explained to you?

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edited by Guest  Sep 29, 2018
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You have to get rid of the dollars signs and only copy and paste the latex part to the latex box thing.

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