An equilateral triangle with a cevian and an inscribed circle. Prove that the red tangency points and midpoint are collinear.
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An equilateral triangle with a cevian and an inscribed circle. Prove that the red tangency points and midpoint are collinear.
A triangle and its incircle. Prove that the two coloured triangles are similar.
The blue pyramid casts a dark green shadow, which magically appears, reversed, on the above ground floor (halfway up). Show that there is a point that is always on the red line, no matter the time of day.
A square and two regular pentagons. What is red : yellow?
Four coupled squares. Prove that the green and red quadrilateral have equal areas.
A triangle is divided by a cevian into two triangles (diagram not to scale). If those two triangles are similar, what can we tell about the original triangle?
An orange circle meets a green semicircle, with two segment bisections marked in the diagram. Show that the red segments have the same length, and the blue segments have the same length.
A circle, two tangents, a chord and a secant. Prove that α=β.
Equal sides of a triangle touch concentric circles, the third side containing the common center. Show that red * dotted_purple = orange * dark_blue !
Two squares share a vertex. Prove that the three green points are collinear.
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