A quadrilateral and an internal point from which four line segments are drawn, each parallel to a different side. What is blue : orange?
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A quadrilateral and an internal point from which four line segments are drawn, each parallel to a different side. What is blue : orange?
Purple and blue rectangles with line KL connecting their centers. What is the area ratio Green:Orange?
A rectangle with several line segments. What’s the angle α?
Three squares and a right triangle. How are the green, orange, and blue areas related?
A regular pentagon and an equilateral triangle. What is the angle α?
Touching green and blue circles are connected by an orange semicircle whose ends are C on the green circle and E, the center of the blue circle. C, A, B are collinear, and D is on both the green circle and the semicircle. Show that the circle (CDB) is tangent to the blue circle at B.
Two circles with three common tangents. The smaller radius is extended as shown. Express the extension length x in terms of R and r.
Three equilateral triangles with areas 1, x and x² fit inside a semicircle. What is x?
Five squares inside a square. Prove that the three red vertices are collinear.
A fixed red circle hovers centered above a fixed segment AB, with relative dimensions as shown. Determine the quotient of areas blue/green, and show that it does not depend upon the choice of the point J on the red circle.
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