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| May1-12, 08:01 PM | #1 |
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Ceva theorm
I have tried but still cannot get it. Simple geometry question.
Tangents to the inscribed circle of triangle PQR are parallel to [QR], [RP] and [PQ] respectively and they touch the circle at A, B and C. Prove that [PA], [QB] and [RC] are concurrent relevant formula: Ceva's theorm (Any three concurrent lines drawn from the vertices of a triangle divide the sides (produced if necessary) so that the product of their respective ratios is unity/ Thank you in advance! I have tried on geometry sketch pad. It did works..... |
| May5-12, 08:53 PM | #2 |
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some thoughts: The parallel lines form a triangle congruent to the first rotated 180 degrees. The tangents of both triangles have a corresponding point 180 degrees apart on the circle.
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