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Saturday, May 2, 2015
Geometry Problem 1117: Right Triangle, Angle Trisection, 90 Degrees, Parallel Lines
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ReplyDeletePer the result of problem 368 we have
B3C3 is an angle bisector of ∠ (AB3B1) => A4 is incenter of triangle AB1B3
And B1A4 is an angle bisector of ∠( AB1B3)
Per the result of problems 1114 and 1116 we have 60 degrees angles and 30 degrees angles as shown on the attached sketch ( see sketch )
So ∠ (A4B1B2)= ∠ (B1B2A1) = 30 degrees => B1A4//A1B2
Similarly we will have C1B2// B1C4
Kindly refer my proofs for Problems 1114 - 6.
ReplyDeleteA4 is the in centre of Tr. AB1B3 so B1A4 bisects the 60 deg angle AB1B3. So A4B1 // A1B2
Similarly B2C1 // B1C4 considering that C4 is the in centre of Tr. B1B3C
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka