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Denote <math>Po(X)_{\omega}</math> power of point <math>X</math> with respect the circle <math>\omega.</math> | Denote <math>Po(X)_{\omega}</math> power of point <math>X</math> with respect the circle <math>\omega.</math> | ||
<cmath>\angle AGF = 90^\circ \implies G \in \Omega \implies Po(H_A)_{\Omega} = AH_A \cdot GH_A.</cmath> | <cmath>\angle AGF = 90^\circ \implies G \in \Omega \implies Po(H_A)_{\Omega} = AH_A \cdot GH_A.</cmath> | ||
+ | <cmath>\angle APF = 90^\circ \implies P \in \Omega \implies Po(H)_{\Omega} = AH \cdot PH_A.</cmath> | ||
<cmath>\angle CLD = 90^\circ \implies L \in \omega \implies Po(H_A)_{\omega} = DH_A \cdot LH_A = AH_A \cdot GH_A = Po(H_A)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | <cmath>\angle CLD = 90^\circ \implies L \in \omega \implies Po(H_A)_{\omega} = DH_A \cdot LH_A = AH_A \cdot GH_A = Po(H_A)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | ||
<cmath>\angle EQB = 90^\circ \implies Q \in \theta \implies Po(H_A)_{\theta} = EH_A \cdot QH_A = AH_A \cdot GH_A = Po(H_A)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | <cmath>\angle EQB = 90^\circ \implies Q \in \theta \implies Po(H_A)_{\theta} = EH_A \cdot QH_A = AH_A \cdot GH_A = Po(H_A)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | ||
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<cmath>\angle BNE = 90^\circ \implies N \in \theta \implies Po(H)_{\theta} = BH \cdot NH = AH \cdot PH = Po(H)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | <cmath>\angle BNE = 90^\circ \implies N \in \theta \implies Po(H)_{\theta} = BH \cdot NH = AH \cdot PH = Po(H)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | ||
<cmath>\angle CKD = 90^\circ \implies K \in \theta \implies Po(H)_{\omega} = CH \cdot KH = AH \cdot PH = Po(H)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | <cmath>\angle CKD = 90^\circ \implies K \in \theta \implies Po(H)_{\omega} = CH \cdot KH = AH \cdot PH = Po(H)_{\Omega}.</cmath> | ||
− | Therefore power of | + | Therefore power of point <math>H (H_A)</math> with respect these three circles is the same. These points lies on the common radical axis of <math>\omega, \theta,</math> and <math>\Omega \implies</math> Steiner line <math>HH_A</math> is the radical axis as desired. |
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Revision as of 16:34, 9 December 2022
Complete quadrilateral
Let four lines made four triangles of a complete quadrilateral. In the diagram these are
One can see some of the properties of this configuration and their proof using the following links.
Radical axis
Let four lines made four triangles of a complete quadrilateral. In the diagram these are
Let points and
be the orthocenters of
and
respectively.
Let circles and
be the circles with diameters
and
respectively.
Prove that Steiner line
is the radical axis of
and
Proof
Let points and
be the foots of perpendiculars
and
respectively.
Denote power of point
with respect the circle
Therefore power of point
with respect these three circles is the same. These points lies on the common radical axis of
and
Steiner line
is the radical axis as desired.
vladimir.shelomovskii@gmail.com, vvsss