Own Geometry
by utkarshgupta, Apr 6, 2015, 4:04 PM
Problem :
Let
be an acute triangle and
it's circumcircle. Denote be
the midpoints of sides
respectively.Let
be point on arc
of
not containing
such that the circumcircle
of
is tangent to
.Let
be the perpendicular from
to
. Prove that the intersection of
and
lies on
.
Solution 1 (ME) :
Define
as above (the radical centre of circles
).
Then obviously
lies on
and
are tangent to
.
Thus
is the polar of
w.r.t. 
Let
and 
Then it is well known that
is the symmedian of triangle 
Also it is easy to see that
is the midpoint of
.
Now using,
,

Since,
,
We have
is the centre of spiral symmetry that sends
and 
Let
Then it is well known that
are concyclic (since
is the centre of the spiral symmetry)

QED
Solution 2 (TelvCohl) :
Let
be a point such that
.
Let
and
be the projection of
on
.
Let
be the intersection of
with the tangent of
through
.
WLOG
.
Since
is tangent to
at
,
so
is the radical center of
,
hence we get
is tangent to
at
and
is the center of
.
From
are collinear ,
so we get
are concyclic ,
hence
. i.e. 
Q.E.D
Let

















Solution 1 (ME) :
Define


Then obviously




Thus



Let


Then it is well known that


Also it is easy to see that


Now using,


Since,

We have



Let

Then it is well known that



QED
Solution 2 (TelvCohl) :
Let


Let




Let




WLOG

Since



so


hence we get





From

so we get

hence


Q.E.D