Fish in a Bowl

Geometry Level 3

An acute triangle has a circumcircle, as shown. Minor arcs are reflected about each side of the triangle.

Do the three reflected arcs intersect at the same point?

Never Yes, at a point which is not a triangle's center Yes, at the triangle's centroid Yes, at the triangle's orthocenter Yes, at the triangle's circumcenter Sometimes Yes, at some other triangle's center

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2 solutions

Suhas Sheikh
Jun 25, 2018

The reflection of the orthocentre about any side of a triangle lies on the circumcircle of the triangle

Ritabrata Roy
Jul 10, 2018

(I am not giving the total solution,just some theorems to nutralize )

If three equal circle(i.e. each has same radius)Intersect and they have a common point the point is the orthocentre of the triangle constructed by joining the remaining three intersecting points.(||||prove||||)

After extending the reflected arcs lead three circles having the same radius equal to the circumradius of ∆ABC.(||||use the laws of reflection||||)

At last justify, The circles must intersect at the orthocentre

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