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Saturday, January 15, 2011
Problem 567: Right triangle, Incircle, Excircle, Collinear tangency points
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collinear,
excircle,
incircle,
right triangle,
tangency point
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ReplyDeleteLet 2p=perimeter of tri. ABC ; r= radius of incenter circle
We have CF=p and AG= p-BC
FB=CF-BC=p-BC
So AG=FB
Triangle FBG congruent to tri. AGD ( case SAS)
and angle(FGB)=angle(ADG)=angle(AGH)
So F, G, H are collinear
Peter Tran
EA//GH ( EAH + GHA = 90 + A/2 + 90 - A/2 )
ReplyDeleteEF//AG, EF = AG = R => EFGA paralelogram
=> EA//FG
from G two // to AE => F, G, H collinear
Other,
ReplyDeleteADGH são cocíclicos => DGH=a/2 (i)
M é a interseção de AD com GH, então AMBF tb é cocíclico e BFG = a/2 (ii)
De (i) e (ii) BGF = 90 - a/2 = AGH => F, G, H colineares.
If the circle centered on the point D intersects the BC in K and s is half-perimeter of triangle ABC.(AH=AG=s-a=BF, CH=CK=s-c, BG=BK=s-b).Then CH/HA.AG/GB.BK/KC=1 and from the inverse theorem Menelaus, the points F,Gand H are collinear.
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