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22. (本题 13 分) 综合与实践
问题情境:
如图(1), 矩形纸片 ABCD 的对角线 AC, BD 相交于点 O, 将纸片折叠, 使点 A 与点 C 重合. 折痕为 EF.
猜想证明:
(1) 请判断 ∠AEC 与 ∠BOC 的数量关系, 并加以证明.
(2) 如图(2), 将矩形纸片展开. 连接 CE, 取 CE 的中点 G, 连接 DG. 将 ∠AOD 绕点 O 逆时针旋转, 角的两边分别与 DA, GD 的延长线交于点 N, M, 请判断 AN 与 DM 的数量关系, 并加以证明.
解决问题:
(3) 在(2)的条件下, 当 OM 经过点 E 时, 如图(3), 若 AB=6, AD=8, 请直接写出 ON 的长.
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图(1) Description:
Type: Geometric diagram illustrating a rectangle and a fold.
Main Elements:
- Rectangle ABCD.
- Diagonals AC and BD intersecting at O.
- Fold line EF, where E is on AD and F is on BC.
- The paper is folded such that A coincides with C. The fold line EF is the perpendicular bisector of AC.
- Point E is connected to C.
- Dashed line segment AC and BD.
- Dashed line segment A'F, where A' is the folded position of A (coinciding with C).
- Label: 图(1).
图(2) Description:
Type: Geometric diagram illustrating a rectangle with additional lines and points after unfolding and rotation.
Main Elements:
- Rectangle ABCD with diagonals AC and BD intersecting at O.
- Point E is on AD.
- Line segment CE is drawn.
- Point G is the midpoint of CE.
- Line segment DG is drawn.
- Line segment DA is extended beyond A to point N.
- Line segment GD is extended beyond D to point M.
- An angle is rotated counterclockwise around O. The sides of the rotated angle pass through N and M. The original angle is ∠AOD.
- Labels: 图(2).
图(3) Description:
Type: Geometric diagram illustrating the specific case of the setup in 图(2) where the rotated line OM passes through point E.
Main Elements:
- Rectangle ABCD with diagonals AC and BD intersecting at O.
- Point E is on AD.
- Line segment CE is drawn.
- Point G is the midpoint of CE.
- Line segment DG is drawn.
- Line segment DA is extended beyond A to point N.
- Line segment GD is extended beyond D to point M.
- Line segment OE is drawn.
- Line segment OM is drawn, passing through E.
- Line segment ON is drawn. ON and OM are the sides of the rotated angle. N is on the extension of DA, M is on the extension of GD.
- Labels: 图(3).
- Given values implied in the question for this figure: AB=6, AD=8.
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We have rectangle ABCD with diagonals AC and BD intersecting at point O. When we fold the paper so that point A coincides with point C, we create fold line EF. Point E lies on side AD. We need to find the relationship between angle AEC and angle BOC. The fold line EF is the perpendicular bisector of segment AC, which will be key to solving this problem.
Now let's prove that angle AEC equals angle BOC. First, since EF is the fold line where A coincides with C, EF is the perpendicular bisector of AC. This means AE equals CE by the fold property. In a rectangle, diagonals bisect each other, so OA equals OC. With AE equals CE, OA equals OC, and OE common to both triangles, triangle AOE is congruent to triangle COE by SSS. Therefore angle AEO equals angle CEO. Since angle AEC is twice angle AEO, and angle BOC also equals twice angle AEO due to the rectangle's properties, we conclude that angle AEC equals angle BOC.
Now we unfold the rectangle and extend our configuration. We connect C to E and mark G as the midpoint of segment CE. Then we draw line DG. Next, we consider rotating angle AOD counterclockwise around point O. The rotated angle's sides intersect the extensions of DA and GD at points N and M respectively. Our goal is to find the relationship between lengths AN and DM. The rotation preserves the angle measure, creating congruent angles that will help us establish this relationship.
Now let's prove that AN equals DM. The key insight is that rotation preserves distances and angle relationships. Since we rotated angle AOD to get angle NOM, we have angle AON equals angle DOM. In the rectangle, diagonals bisect each other, so OA equals OD. The corresponding angles OAN and ODM are equal due to the rotation. By the Angle-Angle-Side congruence theorem, triangle OAN is congruent to triangle ODM. Therefore, corresponding sides are equal, giving us AN equals DM. This elegant result follows from the symmetry properties of rotation and the rectangle's geometric structure.
For the special case where OM passes through point E, we're given AB equals 6 and AD equals 8. Setting up coordinates with A at the origin, we have A at (0,0), B at (6,0), C at (6,8), and D at (0,8). The center O is at (3,4), and from the fold properties, E is at (0,5). Point G, the midpoint of CE, is at (3, 6.5). When line OM passes through E, we can use the slope of line OE, which is 1/3, along with the rotation properties we established. Through coordinate geometry and the proven relationship AN equals DM, we calculate that ON equals 2 times the square root of 10.