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Thursday, November 19, 2015
Geometry Problem 1167: Triangle, Circle, Circumcircle, Perpendicular, 90 Degrees, Collinear Points
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Since D is on circumcicle of ABC => GHN is Simson line from D
ReplyDeleteSo G,H,N are collinear
Since D is on circumcicle of AEF => GHM is Simson line from D
So G,H,M are collinear => G,H,M,N are collinear
< DCH = < DAG = < GHD and since DHMC is con cyclic G,H,N are collinear
ReplyDeleteFurther < GDM = < ADF and because GDME and ADFE are cyclic < ADG = < FDM and so < AHG = < MHF so G,H, M are collinear
Hence G,H, N, M are collinear
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
Sumith,
ReplyDeleteThere's seems to be a typo in your proof. Should it not be < DCB (not DCH) = < DAG = < GHD? As also D,H,N,C are concyclic not DHMC? Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Sorry Ajith I saw your post only now
ReplyDeleteBoth typos u pointed out are correct. Thank u
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