Christmas Streak 71/88: Geometry Rush #1

Geometry Level 3

For a right triangle A B C \rm ABC with B = 9 0 , \rm B = 90^{\circ}, call D \rm D the foot of perpendicular from B \rm B to A C . \overline{\rm AC}.

The intersections of the bisector of A \angle \rm A with B C \overline{\rm BC} and B D \overline{\rm BD} are E \rm E and F . \rm F.

Given that A B = 10 \overline{\rm AB}=10 and B F = 4 , \overline{\rm BF}=4, find the length of B E . \overline{\rm BE}.


This problem is a part of <Christmas Streak 2017> series .

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Boi (보이)
Dec 16, 2017

Introducing a new point, H \rm H !

This revolutionary point will allow you to realize that B E A = H E A \angle \rm BEA = \angle \rm HEA along with E H / / D F , \overline{\rm EH}//\overline{\rm DF},

so that B E F = A E H = A F D = B F E \rm \angle BEF = \angle AEH = \angle AFD = \angle BFE to show you blatantly that B E = B F = 4 . \overline{\rm BE} = \overline{\rm BF} = \boxed{4}.

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