Thursday, May 7, 2020

Dynamic Geometry 1478: Reuschle-Terquem Theorem, Concurrent Cevians, Triangle, Circumcircle, Secant line, Cyclocevian, Step-by-step Illustration

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Dynamic Geometry 1478: Reuschle-Terquem Theorem, Concurrent Cevians, Triangle, Circumcircle, Secant line, Cyclocevian, Step-by-step Illustration, Step-by-step Illustration, iPad.

Posted by Antonio Gutierrez at 11:40 AM
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2 comments:

  1. Peter TranMay 7, 2020 at 1:25 PM

    Let n=BA1 .BA2 = BC1.BC2
    and m=AB1.AB2=AC1.AC2 ; p=CA1.CA2=CB1.CB2
    1. Apply Ceva’s theorem for triangle ABC and point of concurrent P1
    (A1B/A1C) * (B1C/B1A) *(C1A/C1B)=1

    2. Replace BA1=m/BA2 ; CA1=p/CA2 etc…. in above equation and simplify we have :
    we get (A2B/A2C) (B2C/B2A)(C2A/C2B)= 1 .
    Per Ceva’s theorem AA2,BB2, CC2 are concurrent at P2

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  2. c.t.e.o.May 8, 2020 at 3:46 AM

    From Ceva's theorem ( the power of P1 ) we get(AB1/CB1).(CA1/BA1).(BC1/AC1) = 1
    Substitute BA1/BC1 = BC2/BA2 and so on ... => (AB2/CB2).(CA2/BA2).(BC2/AC2) = 1

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