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Intermediate

Tipping point II

Two regular pentagons share a vertex. What’s the angle α?

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Intermediate

Ice cream cone II

Two regular pentagons sharing a vertex with extended sides and diagonals. Proof that the three red points are collinear.

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Beginner

Four five

A square and a regular pentagon share a vertex. What’s the angle α?

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Beginner

Outside the pentagon II

A regular pentagon and two equilateral triangles. What’s the angle α?

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Intermediate

Staying in line

Three squares and a regular pentagon. Prove that the three red vertices are collinear.

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Advanced

Pentagon pleasure

Two regular pentagons. The centre of the large one is a vertex of the small one. What is yellow : green?

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Intermediate

Pentagon divided

Given a pentagon ABCDE, construct the points T,R,Q,U such that the segments AT, AR, AQ, and AU divide the pentagon into five equal area pieces. (Using straight edge and compass. But you may divide a segment into a number of equal segments for free.)

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Intermediate

Pentagon offspring

Three regular pentagons are placed as shown. Prove that the three black line segments are concurrent.

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Intermediate

Playing fields

Show equality of the green and orange square playing field areas.

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Beginner

Folding a pentagon

One side of a regular pentagon is folded back and forth as shown. Are the six red line segments congruent?