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Monday, November 28, 2016
Geometry Problem 1289 Triangle, Cevian, Concurrency, Measurement, Metric Relations
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Problem 1289
ReplyDeleteFrom Ceva’s theorem BF/FA.AE/EC.CD/DB=1, from Menelaus
Theorem BF/FA.AG/GC.CD/DB=1 then BF/FA.AE/EC.CD/DB=BF/FA.AG/GC.CD/DB or AE/EC=AG/GC or
5/3=(8+x)/x or x=12.
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Observe that AFDCBG is a complete quadrilateral with diagonals AD and FC met at O
ReplyDeleteSo E and G are the harmonic conjugate of A and C or (ACEG)=-1
and EC/EA=GC/GA=3/5= x/(x+8) => x= 12
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projective_harmonic_conjugate A,E,C,G form a system of Harmonic Conjugate points therefore 3/5=(x/x+8) -->x=12
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