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Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Geometry Problem 1366: Square, Angle Bisector, Perpendicular, Concyclic Points, Circle, Sketch, iPad Apps.
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This follows very easily from my problem 1363 since < AHB = < ADB = 45
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Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
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ReplyDeleteConnect BD and draw altitude BK of triangle ABG
Triangle BGF congruent to BCF ( case ASA)
So BG=BC=BA
In isosceles triangle ABG, AK is altitude and an angle bisector
So ∠ (KBH)=1/2. ∠ (ABC)= 45 degrees => ∠ (BHK)= 45
Since ∠ (BDA)= ∠ (BHA)= 45 => B, H, D, A are cocyclic with AD as a diameter
So A,B,C,H,D are cocyclic
Is A,B,C,H,D=concyclic.
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