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The camping

A square containing an isosceles triangle. What’s the angle α?

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Hidden perfection

Two squares and two equilateral triangles. Prove that the red vertices also form an equilateral triangle.

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Intermediate

The green diamond

Two equilateral triangles are placed side by side. The common (blue) side is extended. What is red : blue?

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Intermediate

The beehive

Three regular hexagons, one centre and a triangle. What fraction of the total area is orange?

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Launch the ball

Express the circle area in terms of the isosceles triangle area A and its side length a.

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It’s all right II

A regular pentagon and a right triangle. What’s the angle α?

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Bond of union

Two intersecting circles with two inscribed triangles and two line segments through an intersection point. Prove that the triangles are similar.

Co-author: Marshall W. Buck.

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Intermediate

Centre of attraction

An equilateral triangle with two perpendiculars to a point that is at the same height as the triangle centre. What is red : yellow?

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Intermediate

The chessboard hallucination

Behold a 13-14-15 triangle. The 15-long side is dissected into 5 equal parts and the 14-long side is dissected into 7 equal parts. What is the difference between the red and green areas?

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The personal letter

Two rectangles share two vertices. What’s the green fraction?