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The discussion revolves around the construction of a point N in a geometric context, focusing on the relationships between various points and angles. The scope includes mathematical reasoning and geometric construction techniques.
Participants generally agree on the proposed method for constructing point N, with expressions of approval for the solution presented. However, no alternative methods or disagreements are explicitly stated.
Details regarding the specific geometric properties or assumptions underlying the construction are not fully explored, and the discussion does not address potential limitations or alternative approaches.
Individuals interested in geometric constructions, mathematical reasoning, or those seeking methods for similar point construction problems may find this discussion useful.
Let $r$ be the ray which passes through $M$ and whose beginning point is $B$.Albert said:
caffeinemachine said:Let $r$ be the ray which passes through $M$ and whose beginning point is $B$.
Let $P$ be a point such that $\angle PBA=\angle ABC$.
Draw a ray $l$ which is perpendicular to $AB$ and whose beginning point is $P$.
Let $l$ intersect $BC$ at $N'$.
Let Find a point $M'$ on $r$ such that $|N'M'|=|PN'|$.
Now find a point $N$ on $BC$ such that $\Delta M'BN'\sim MBN$. Then $N$ is the required point.
Thanks. :)Albert said:very good solution (Clapping)