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In the right △abc m∠c=90°, bl is an angle bisector of ∠abc. What is the ratio cl:ac, if m∠bac=30°?

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Answer:

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In the right △abc m∠c=90°, bl is an angle bisector of ∠abc. What is the ratio cl:ac-example-1
User Yuriy Mayorov
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Answer:

The ratio is
(CL)/(AC)=(2BC)/(3AB)

Explanation:

we know that

In the right triangle ABC


cos(30\°)=AC/AB


AC=cos(30\°)(AB)

we know that


cos(30\°)=(√(3))/(2)

substitute


AC=(√(3))/(2)(AB)

In the right triangle LBC


tan(30\°)=CL/BC


CL=tan(30\°)(BC)

we know that


tan(30\°)=(√(3))/(3)

substitute


CL=(√(3))/(3)(BC)

see the attached figure to better understand the problem

Find the ratio CL: AC

we have


CL=(√(3))/(3)(BC)


AC=(√(3))/(2)(AB)


(CL)/(AC)=((√(3))/(3)(BC))/((√(3))/(2)(AB))=(2BC)/(3AB)

In the right △abc m∠c=90°, bl is an angle bisector of ∠abc. What is the ratio cl:ac-example-1
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