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Intermediate

Pop you bubble

A square with a semicircle and a circle of equal radius. Their tangency point is shown. Prove that the red triangle is equilateral.

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Intermediate

Wheel of fortune II

A triangle with its incircle and three cevians. The tangency points and incentre are shown. Find the relation between the angles α, β and γ.

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Intermediate

In times out

What is the area of the green rectangle, which has sides tangent to the incircle and circumcircle of a triangle with side lengths a, b, c.? (Write the answer as a multiple of a quotient of two elementary symmetric functions in a, b, c.)

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Beginner

The Bedouin tent

A semicircle and a triangle of which one side is tangent to the semicircle. What is the angle α?

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Intermediate

Wedging the circle

Four similar triangles share one circle as incircle or excircle. Show that orange dotted lines must be concurrent.

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Beginner

Hats off

A red equilateral triangle and its circumcircle. Prove that the blue triangle is also equilateral.

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Intermediate

Interlocked triangles

Do the blue, green, and orange triangles have the same shape?

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Advanced

Seeing double II

A right triangle is divided in two triangles by an altitude. The three incircles are shown with three tangency points. Prove that the two red line segments are congruent.

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Intermediate

Sunrise over green mountain

An acute triangle mountain ABC has altitudes BE and CF. The dotted tangent lines to the sunny circumcircle (AEF) at E and F intersect at a point M. Show that M is on the mountain’s base BC.

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Intermediate

The silly walk

A circle and several triangles. Prove that the green triangle is isosceles.