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Monday, March 4, 2019
Geometry Problem 1421: Right Triangle, Incircle, Excircle, Tangent Lines, Measurement
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ReplyDeleteWe have s= ½(3+4+5)=6
BD=FC=s-AC= 1=> BI= sqrt(2)
Since GF//IC=> BG/BI= BF/FC =2/3
So BG= 2.sqrt(2)/3 and BI= sqrt(2)/2
Minor typo error BI=SQRT(2)/3
DeletePeter tran
Sir may I know the book you refer for geometry the way solved the question is outstanding
DeleteI am not getting thought proces similarity
Deletethe similarity in triBGF AND triBIC u applied but how can we say GF is parallel to IC
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DeletePer the result of problem 1407, we have D, F, M are collinear ( see sketch above)
and IC ⊥ CE and IC ⊥ FM so IC // GF
Peter Tran
Let EF & BGI extended meet at X. Let the tangency point of incircle on BC be Y
ReplyDeleteFrom previous problems, BDIY is a square of side b-c = 1 and so FY = 1 and BX = 2.sqrt2
BD/FX = BG/GX, 1/2 = BG/(2.sqrt2 - BG) since BX = 2.sqrt2
Hence BG = 2.sqrt2/3 and since BI = sqrt2,
IG = sqrt2/3
Sumith Peiris
Moratuwa
Sri Lanka