Two circles are tangent to two perpendicular lines and have their centres connected. Prove that the green triangle is right isosceles.
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Two circles are tangent to two perpendicular lines and have their centres connected. Prove that the green triangle is right isosceles.
Three squares and three line segments. What’s the angle α?
Two overlapping squares and a unit circle. What’s the green overlap area?
A circle with three red tangents. The tangency points are marked red. Prove that the yellow triangle is isosceles.
A regular hexagon and a square share a vertex. What’s green : red?
Two squares share a vertex. Four other vertices are connected as shown. Prove that the red points are collinear.
An ellipse, two circles centred in its focal points, a chord and a tangent. What is the angle α?
A regular hexagon with a diagonal and a right triangle. What fraction is orange?
A triangle with a cevian. What’s α?
A quadrilateral with connected side midpoints. What’s blue : red : yellow?