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【Haichuan Teahouse】Brain-teasing Series: You can figure it out at a glance; if not, it’s tough enough to make you hit your head

2022-07-28View Original

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As shown in the figure, it is composed of a trapezoid and a rectangle; find the area of the shaded part. For those who can do it, the answer is obvious at a glance; for those who can’t, it’s difficult and makes one scratch their head. Everyone, please share your methods.
Reply #22022-07-28
This post was last edited by Yang Qing on 2022-7-28 at 11:36. Let’s think about it first; it seems there might be a solution
Reply #32022-07-28
If the height of the trapezoid approaches zero infinitely, then the area of the shadow approaches half the area of the rectangle. But it’s tricky to prove whether the shadow remains a constant regardless of how the trapezoid changes; let’s see how experts go about proving it.
Reply #42022-07-28
This post was last edited by Yang Qing on 2022-7-28 at 12:11; algebraic expressions are still needed, right?
Reply #52022-07-28
CFG=CEG; Shadow area=CED=8*10/2=40

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