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Saturday, February 23, 2019
Geometry Problem 1413: Right Triangle, Incircle, Excircle, Tangency Points, Isosceles Right Triangle
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∆DJG ~ ∆JPT P, T tg points of E
ReplyDeleteIf the excircle touches AB at X and AC at Y, GDXY is an isosceles trapezoid with < YDG = 45 from my solution to Problem 1412
ReplyDeleteSo < DGX = < GXY = < GDY = 45
Hence DJG is an isosceles right triangle
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka
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ReplyDeleteconnect AIE and IC
we have ∠ (AIC)=135 => ∠ (EIC)=45 => ∠ (DGF)= 45
CH= p-AC=BF ( p= half perimeter of trị ABC)
DICH is a parallelogram => DH//IC and DH⊥FG
So DGJ is isosceles right triangle
Pero se asume que YHJD son coloniales?
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