A regular hexagon and a square share a vertex. What’s the angle α?
Category: Intermediate
The balloon incident
A circle with a red and a green tangent. The two tangency points are shown. Prove that the blue and red line segments are parallel.
The pink diamond
Two congruent rectangles inside a square. What fraction of the square is the rectangle overlap?
The radical
Two intersecting circles and a common tangent. The two tangency points are shown in black. Prove that the three red points are collinear.
Getting stuck
A regular pentagon and a circle through two of its vertices and its centre. What’s the angle α?
Scratching the surface
Three tangent semicircles and two coloured triangles. What’s the proportion yellow : green?
To the core
A non-isosceles triangle with a red cevian and three line segments to a point on the cevian. Prove that this point is the incentre of the triangle.
The seventh bell
A regular hexagon shares a vertex with an equilateral triangle of area 7. What is the area of the hexagon?
Rising bread
A regular hexagon with a diagonal and a circular arc centred in a side midpoint. What fraction is yellow?
The antenna
A regular pentagon with an extended side. What’s the angle α?