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Theorem 7
For right triangle $ABC$, if \ $CD\bot AB$, then $\triangle ACD\sim \triangle ABC, \triangle CBD\sim \triangle ABC, \triangle ACD\sim \triangle CBD $, in particular we have$AC^2=AD\cdot AB, BC^2=BD\cdot BA, CD^2=AD\cdot BD$.
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