A geometry problem by HoangGia Pham

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From My Triangle Geometry

Area of Orthic Triangle HaHbHc is orthic triangle of triangle ABC. A', B', C' are orthogonal projections of A, B, C on HbHc, HcHa, HaHb respectively. Please prove that: Area(HaHbHc) = Sqrt(Area(ABC)*Area(A'B'C'))

S(HaHbHc)=2√3S(ABC)*S(A'B'C') S(HaHbHc)= √2S(ABC)*S(A'B'C') S(HaHbHc)=1/4S(ABC)*S(A'B'C') S(HaHbHc)=1/8

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