4 * 10 = 40
by OronSH, May 26, 2024, 12:20 AM
In
, let
,
,
be the feet of altitudes from
,
,
respectively. Let
be the orthocenter of
. Let
,
,
be the projections of points
,
,
, on
,
,
respectively. Assume that the circumcircles of
and
intersect at two points
and
, prove that
.
We solve it only for
acute because the other cases are similar. Define
the feet from
to
respectively. Notice that points
are useless and we just want to show that
is collinear with the circumcenters of
and
Thus we call
the medial triangle of 
First notice
by Reim's on
and
Then Reim's again on
gives
is cyclic. Now its center lies on the perpendicular bisectors of
and
Notice that the perpendicular bisector of
bisects
and thus contains
and furthermore that the internal angle bisector of
is perpendicular to
since
and
Thus the center of
must be the incenter
of
and by symmetry we get
is cyclic with center 
Let
be the circumcenter of
We wish to show that
are collinear. In fact we claim that
is the reflection of
over
Now
is by definition the Bevan point of
so it is the reflection of the incenter
of
over its circumcenter
However since
are the incenter and orthocenter of the medial triangle of the orthic triangle, we get
with directed lengths, by homothety. Thus the reflection of
over
is the same as the reflection of
over
which is
done.























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