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We have a triangle ABC, with a point D on side AB。。。

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We have a triangle ABC, with a point D on side AB, E, on side BC, and F on side CA. The smaller triangle, DEF, is equilateral. The line segments AD, BE, and CF all have equal length.
Problem: Prove that ABC is also equilateral. 


1楼2012-08-21 14:59回复
    Assume triangle ABC is not equilateral,
    So evidently we can assume ∠B <60< ∠A.
    now we can find M,N on side AB in order to make ∠FND=∠DME=60°
    ∵ ∠NDE=∠DEM+∠DME,
    ∠FDE=∠DEF=∠EFD=60°=∠DME
    ∴∠DEM=∠NDF.
    and DF=DE
    ∴△FDN≌△DEM(AAS)
    ∴DN=EM
    ∵∠EMB=120°
    ∴BE>EM
    but according to the known conditions :AD=BE
    it is impossible to make AD+AN=DN=EN(BE>EM).
    so triangle ABC is also equilateral.
    


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