This is my submission to Xuming's Synthetic Geometry Group. These problems are taken from different Olympiads. Try them on your own. I will soon post the solutions. Feel free to post the solutions.
Let be the circumcircle of , and let be the tangent of passing through . Let , be the points on side and such that . Line meets at points , . The line parallel to passing meets at , the line parallel to passing meets at . Prove that , , , are cyclic and BC is tangent to the circle through these points.
In , let be the orthocenter of the triangle and be the midpoint of the side . Let the line perpendicular to through meet and at and . Prove that . (Proposed by Xuming).
Let be an acute triangle with , , the feet of the altitudes lying on , , respectively. One of the intersection points of the line and the circumcircle is . The lines and meet at point . Prove that AP= AQ.
Let be a point inside triangle . Lines , , meet the circumcircle of again at points , , respectively. The tangent to the circumcircle at meets line at . Prove that MK=ML if and only if .
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Nice problems!
Nice ones man!
Nicce problems! I just want to point out that I did not propose that problem. It can be viewed as a simple application of the Butterfly theorem(do you see it?). A "pesudo" generalization of this was utilized in one of my recent problems though.
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no problem. by the way I got the solution for that.
is the condition if and only if in question 4 right?