Rotation of triangle ABC from point O with angle α AB=A’B’, BC=B’C’, AC=A’C’ ∠ABC= ∠A’B’C’, ∠BAC=∠B’A’C’, ∠ACB= ∠A’C’B’ ∠(AB,A’B’)=∠(AC,A’C’)=∠(BC,B’C’)=α See also « Isometric transformation«
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From Gogeometry : Using : Congruent triangles ΔABE is congruent to ΔBCF by rotation of pi/2 => <AGF=90° Define H as the middle of AB and K as the middle of AG By construction HD//BF AH=HB=>AK=KG <AGF=90° => <AKD=90° ΔDKG is congruent to ΔDKA (SAS) =>DG=DA Therefore a=b
From Gogeometry : Using : Equilateral triangle Congruent triangles Parallelogram ΔCAB’ and ΔC’AB are equilateral => ∠CAB’=∠C’AB=Π/3 ∠BAB’=a+∠CAB’=∠BAC’+a’ => a=a’ AC’=AB and AB’=AC and a=a’=> ΔBAC and ΔB’AC’ are congruent (SAS) =>B’C’=BC But BC=BA’=>B’C’=BA’ In the same way : ∠BCA’=∠B’CA=Π/3 ∠BCA=c= Π/3 – ∠ACA’ ∠B’CA’=c’= Π/3 – ∠ACA’ =>c=c’ […]