Two congruent concentric equilateral triangles. Prove that the gold fraction is red/blue.
Category: Advanced
Ruyles squares
There are four possible squares with a vertex at distance a from the centre and two vertices on the circle of radius r. Find their areas in terms of a and r.
Square one
Three squares share a vertex. Two line segments pass through side midpoints. Prove that a : b = c : d.
The inner parallel
A cyclic quadrilateral with its diagonals and two altitudes. Prove that AB is parallel to EF.
The door stop
A triangle with a cevian. What is α?
The oppressed minority
A square with two inscribed squares. What is the maximal proportion green : blue?
Cherry picking
Two quarter circles and a red circle tangent to two chords. What fraction is red?
Entanglement
Two circles with two common tangents. Three red lines through tangency points and centres. Prove that they are concurrent.
The maxbox
A square containing a red square of variable size sharing a vertex with a blue rectangle. What is the maximal blue fraction?
The grazing shot
A parabola and its directrix in red. Two tangents intersect at a point on the directrix. What’s the angle α?