geometry problems from Armenia Republican Mathematical Olympiad from with aops links in the names
collected inside aops here
2009 - 2021
when a problem was proposed in 2 grades,
only the younger is mentioned here
Points E, F, M, K are taken on sides AB, BC, CD, DA of rectangle ABCD, respectively. Draw parallels to the sides of ABCD passing through E,F,M,K and create the rectangle A_1B_1C_1D_1 as shown in the figure. Find the area of EFMK given that S_{ABCD}=24 cm^2 and S_{A_1B_1C_1D_1}=2 cm^2.
Given a cyclic quadrilateral ABCD with BC = CD. The points E , F are taken on the line AC , such that \angle EBA = \angle FDA = 90 ^o. Prove that EC = FC.
Points E, F, M, K are taken on sides AB, BC, CD, DA of rectangle ABCD, respectively, such that the area of EFMK is equal to half the area of ABCD. Describe all possible cases.
Two congruent equilateral triangles intersect at the points A,B,C,D,E,F (as shown in the figure). Prove that AB^2+CD^2+EF^2=BC^2+DE^2+FA^2
Points C_1, A_1, B_1 are taken on the sides AB, BC, CA of triangle ABC respectively, such that the segments AA_1, BB_1, CC_1 pass through point M. Is is also known that the triangles AMC_1, BMA_1 and CMB_1 have equal areas. Prove that the triangles AMB_1, BMC_1 and CMA_1 have equal areas.
SABC is a regular pyramid, which is inscribed in the sphere with center O. Prove that for the angles \alpha = \angle AOS, \beta = \angle AOB, holds the inequality \cos\alpha + \cos \beta \ge - \frac23.
Two congruent rectangles intersect at the points A,B,C,D,E,F,P,K (as shown in the figure). Prove that
In triangle ABC, AB = 9\, m, AC = 19\, m, \angle A = 59 ^ o. What is that triangle, acute , right or obtuse?
From the vertex of the right angle of the right triangle ABC are drawn the median CM, the altitude CH and the angle bisector CE. It is known that two of the segments MH, ME and HE are such that the length of one of them is twice the length of the other. Find the angles of triangle ABC.
M is the midpoint of the side BC in quadrilateral ABCD. If S_ {ADM} = \frac12 S_ {ABCD} prove that AB\parallel CD.
The points A_1, B_1, C_1 are taken on the sides BC, CA, AB of triangle ABC such that AA_1, BB_1, CC_1 intersect at the same point. Prove that S_ {A_1B_1C_1} \le \frac14 S_ {ABC}.
Note. Grade XI problem asked for the maximum value of area of triangle A_1 B_1,C_1 in terms of area of ABC.
Segments OA,OB,OC are drawn in space not lying on the same plane such that \angle AOB+ \angle AOC=180^o. Find the angle between OA and the angle bisector of \angle BOC.
ABCA_1B_1C_1 is a triangular prism. Is it possible that through that prism the segments AB_1, BC_1, CA_1 may be parallel to the same plane? Justify the answer.
Prove that \vartriangle ABC=\vartriangle A_1B_1C_1, if it is known that AB=A_1B_1, BC=B_1C_1 and \angle A-\angle C= \angle A_1 -\angle C_1 > 0.
It is known that the point M lies inside the isosceles triangle ABC with base AC. Also \angle MBA=10^o, \angle MBC=30^o and BM=AC. Find the angle \angle MCA.
It is known that the point of intersection of the angle bisectors is equidistant from the midpoints of all its sides. Prove that this triangle is equilateral:
In a cyclic quadrilateral ABCD, AB=AD. M and N are points on the sides CD and CB respectively such that DM+BN=MN. Prove that the circumcenter of the triangle AMN is on the segment AC.
In a triangle ABC \angle B= 120^o and the incircle touches the sides AB and BC at points P and Q respectively. Let K be the reflection of the midpoint of AC with respect to the line PQ. Find \angle AKC.
Let a hexagone with a diameter D be given and let d>\frac D 2. On each side of the hexagon one constructs a isosceles triangle with two equal sides of length d. Prove that the sum of the areas of those isoscele triangles is greater than the area of a rhombus with side lengths d and a diagonal of length D.
(The diameter of a polygon is the maximum of the lengths of all its sides and diagonals.)
A quadrilateral ABCD is such that \angle A= \angle C=60^o and \angle B=100^o. Let O_1 and O_2 be the centers of the incircles of triangles ABD and CBD respectively. Find the angle between the lines AO_2 and CO_1.
On the sides AB and BC of an abtuse triangle ABC (\angle B> {{90} ^{0}}) are taken points M and N respectively . Prove that AN + CM> AM + MN + NC
The interior points M,N,P,Q are taken on the sides AB,BC,CD,DA of the rectangle ABCD, respectively. It is known that the four circles circumscribed around triangles AMQ,BMN, CNP and DQP have a common point. Prove that the sum of the squares of two radii of these four circles is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two radii.
On the small arcs AC , BC of the circumscribed circle of the triangle ABC are given the points M , N respectively such that \angle MAI = \angle NBI , where I is the center of the circle inscribed in the triangle ABC . Prove that the lines CI and MN are perpendicular
Circle {{\omega} _ {1}} passing through vertices B and C of trapezoid ABCD (BC\parallel AD) is tangent to line AB. Circle {{\omega} _ {2}} passing through points A and D is tangent to line CD. Circle {{\omega} _ {3}}, passing through A and B intersects the circles {{\omega} _{1}} and {{\omega} _ {2}} for the second time at the points P and Q respectively. Prove that the points C, P, Q, D are on the same circle.
I is the center of the circle inscribed in an not isosceles triangle ABC, and \omega is the circle circumscribed around that triangle. It is known that a circle with diameter AI and the ray AI intersect circle \omega at points {{A} _ {1}} and {{A} _ {2}} (different from A) respectively . Similarly are defined {{B} _ {1}}, {{B} _ {2}} and {{C} _ {1}}, {{C} _ {2}} . Prove that lines {{A} _ {1}} {{A} _ {2}}, {{B} _ {1}} {{B} _ {2}} and {{C } _ {1}} {{C} _ {2}} intersect at a point.
The following conditions are true for a convex octagon ABCDEFGH : AB\parallel EF, BC\parallel GF, AH\parallel DE, \angle AHG = \angle BCD, AB = EF, BC-GF = AH-DE. Prove that CD = GH
From a point M of the altitude BB_1 of the triangle ABC are drawn to the sides AB, BC, the perpendiculars ME and MF respectively . It is known that the circumscribed circle of the triangle EF {{B} _ {1}} is tangent to the line AC. Prove that AB = BC.
The sides of two given parallelograms intersect at eight points. Prove that the area of this constructed 16-gon is greater than half the area of any of those parallelograms.
The circle inscribed in triangle ABC with right angle B, touches sides AB, BC and AC at points P, Q and R, respectively. The line passing point Q perpendicular on PR intersects the line AB at point X . The line passing point P perpendicular on QR intersects the line BC at point Y . Prove that AX = CY
Points P and Q are taken on different sides of the angle with vertex S. such that the segments SP and SQ are not equal. Through the midpoint S of the segment PQ is drawn a perpendixular to the angle bisector of the angle S intersecting the line SP at point T. Prove that the line perpendicular to SP passing through point T and he perpendicular bisector of PQ passing through point M, intersect at the angle bisector of the angle S.
The altitudes AD and CE are drawn in the triangle ABC. Let M, N be the the feet of the perpendiculars drawn from the points A, C on the line DE respectively. Prove that ME = DN.
Let P be an arbitrary point on the side AC of triangle ABC. The points M , N are marked on the sides AB , BC such that AM = AP and CN = CP. The perpendicular on sides AB , BC at the points M , N respectively intersect at point Q. Prove that \angle QIB = 90^o, where I is the center of the circle inscribed in the triangle ABC.
In triangle ABC, AC is the side with the smallest length. On the sides AB , BC are taken respectively points K , L , so that KA = AC = CL. Let M be the intersection point of the segments AL and KC . Let I be the center of the inscribed circle of the triangle ABC. Prove that MI is perpendicular to AC.
From point A outside a circle, the tangents AB , AC are drawn to that circle (B , C are the touchpoints). Let DC be a diameter of the circle. Let H be the feet of the perpendicular drawn from B on CD. Prove that the line AD bisects the segment BH.
AB and CD are chords intersecting inside the circle. Take a point M on segment AB , such that AM = AC, and take a point N on the segment CD such that that DN = DB. Prove that if the points M , N do not coincide, then MN is parallel to AD.
The inscribed circle of the tangential quadrilateral ABCD, with center O, touches its non-parallel sides BC, AD at points E , F respectively. Lines AO and EF intersect at point K. Lines DO and EF intersect at point N. Lines BK and CN intersect at point M. Prove that the points O, K, M and N are on the same circle.
Let a, b and c be the sidelengths of a triangle and S be the area of that triangle. Prove that ab+bc+ac \ge 4\sqrt3 S.
The circle inscribed in triangle ABC touches the sides BC , CA , AB at points K, L ,M respectively. Q is the other point of intersection of the incircle with AK. The line passing through point A parallel to BC intersects KL and KM at points R and P respectively. Prove that \angle PQR = \angle MQL.
It is known for the convex quadrilateral ABCD that \angle C = 70 ^ \circ , and the bisectors of angles of A and B intersect at the midpoint of the side CD. Find all possible values of the angle \angle D .
In triangle ABC, \angle ABC =120^\circ and BC = 2AB. Calculate \angle ABF where F is the midpoint of the side AC .
Given a right triangle ABC ( \angle C = 90 ^ \circ). The altitude CH intersect angle bisectors AK and BL at the points P and Q, respectively. Let F and E be the midpoints of the segments PK and QL respectively. Prove that EF is parallel to AB.
In triangle ABC, \angle AMB = 60^\circ and BC = 2AB, where M is the centroid of the triangle ABC . Calculate \angle ABC
Given the quadrilateral ABCD with \angle CAB = 72 ^ \circ , \angle CAD = \angle BDC =36^ \circ, \angle DBC =18^\circ. Prove that AB = AD .
The circles {{\omega} _ {1}} and {{\omega} _ {2}} intersect at the points A and B. The circle with diameter of AP and AQ intersect {{\omega} _ {2}} at the point P ' and the circle with diameter of AQ intersects {{\omega } _ {1}} at point Q '. Prove that the point of intersection of the circles circumscribed around the triangles PP'B and QQ'B is on the line AB .
Let the altitudes A {{A} _ {1}} and C {{C} _ {1}} of the acute triangle ABC ({{A} _ {1 }} \in BC, {{C} _ {1}} \in AB ) intersect at the point H. The segments BH and {{A} _ {1}} {{C} _ {1}} intersect at the point D . Let P be is the midpoint of the segment BH. Prove that the symmetric point of D wrt line AC lies on the circle circumscribed around the triangle APC.
Circles \Omega and \omega are tangent at point P and \omega is inside \Omega. The chord AB of the circle \Omega is tangent to the circle \omega at the point C , and the line PC intersects \Omega for the second time at point Q. The chords QR and QS of the circle \Omega are tangent to \omega. Let I,X and Y be the centers of the circles inscribed in the triangles APB, ARB and ASB, respectively. Prove that \angle PXI + \angle PYI = 90 ^\circ .
Let \omega_1 and \omega_2 be two circles intersecting at points A,B, and EF be their common tangent (E \in \omega_1 , F \in \omega_2, and A is closer to EF than B). Let the perpendicular from point A on the line EB and the line AB intersects the circumcircle of the triangle EFB at points P,Q respectively (P,Q lie on the same side of the plane wrt EF). Prove that EQ=PF.
The angle bisector BD of the triangle ABC (AB <BC) and it's circumscribed circle \omega intersect at point E. The perpendicular from point A on BE intersects the segments BE, BC and the circle \omega at points L, M and P respectively. Segments EP and BC intersect at point T. Prove that LT = \frac12 AC.
In the quadrilateral ABCD, \angle ABC = 30^o, \angle BAC = 90^o,\angle ACD = 85^o, \angle ADC = 20^o. Prove that AB + BC> CD.
In the triangle ABC, select the point M such that \angle MAB = 20^o, \angle MBA = 40^o, \angle MBC = 70^o, \angle MCB = 30^o. Find \angle MAC
The circle with center O inscribed in the triangle ABC intersects the sides BC and AC at points M and N, respectively. Let E and F be the midpoints of the sides AB and AC, respectively. The lines BO and EF intersect at point D. Prove that the points M, N and D lie on one line.
The angle bisector BD of the triangle ABC (AB <BC) and it's circumscribed circle intersect at point E. The point M lies on the segment BC is chosen so that EC = EM. Prove that the lines AB, MD and EC intersect at one point if and only if \angle BAC = 90^o.
From the point P outside the circle, the tangents PA and PB of the circle are drawn, as well as the secant PD, which intersects the circle also at the point C (D lies on the circle, C les on the segment PD). The line parallel to PA passing through point B intersects the lines AC and AD at points E and F, respectively. Prove that BE = BF.
Points E, F, K are taken on the semicircle with diameter AB (points A, E, F, K, B are in the specified order), and points C, D on the diameter AB (C is on the segment AD) such that \angle ACE = \angle BCF and $\angle
CDF = \angle BDK. Prove that \angle AEC + \angle BKD = 90^o$.
In quadrilateral ABCD , AB\parallel CD, \angle DBC = 10^o, \angle BCD=130^o and AB = AD. Find the measure of the angle \angle CAD .
Let BH be the altitude of the triangle ABC and O be the center of the circumscribed circle . Let the points P and Q be the symmetric of H wrt the sides BA and BC, respectively. Let M be the intersection point of the lines BO and AC. Prove that \angle APM = \angle CQM.
In quadrilateral ABCD , AB\parallel CD, \angle DBC = 10^o, \angle BCD=130^o and AB = AD. Prove that BO = AO + OD, where O is the intersection point of the diagonals of ABCD.
The altitudes CF and AE of the triangle ABC intersect at point H. Let P and Q be the symmetric points of point B wrt the points F and E (points P , Q lie on the segments AB , BC), and K is the symmetric point of B wrt line AC. Prove that the points K, P, H, Q are on a circle.
Let ABCD be a quadrilateral inscribed in a circle with BC> AD and CD> AB. The points E , F are marked on the sides BC and CD of the quadrilateral such that BE = AD and DF = AB. Prove that BM \perp DM, where M is the midpoint of the segment EF.
Let the altitudes of the acute triangle ABC intersect at point H. Point D is marked such that HABD is a parallelogram. The point E is marked on the line DH so that the line AC passes through the midpoint of the segment EH. Let F be the second intersection point of the circumcircle of the triangle DCE with line AC (the first point is C). Prove that EF = AH.
In right triangle ABC (\angle C=90^o) , take a point K on side AC such that CK=AB-AC. Prove that \angle A = 2\angle CBK .
CD is an altitude of right triangle ABC (\angle C=90^o) . The circle with center D and radius CD intersects the line AB at points E and F (A is between the points E and F ) and intersects the segment BC at point Q. Let the segments EQ and AC intersect at point P. Prove that EP = QF.
The point P is taken outside the isosceles right triangle ABC (\angle B=90^o) such that \angle PAC = 15^o and \angle PCA = 30^o. Find the angles \angle APB and \angle BPC.
The tangents at points A and C of the circumscribed circle of triangle ABC intersect at point K. The perpendicular bisector of side AB intersects side BC at point Q, and the perpendicular bisector of side BC intersects side AB at point P. Let the segments BK and PQ intersect at point M. Prove that PM=QM.
Let ABC be a triangle right at C. Point K lies on the side AC and point E lies on the side CB such that CK = AB - AC and CE = AB - BC. Prove that \angle CBK + \angle CAE = 45^o.
Segments AA_1, BB_1, CC_1 are the medians of the triangle ABC. A circle with diameter AA_1 intersects the circumscribed circle of the triangle ABC at point A_2. The points B_2,C_2 are defined similarly. Prove that lines A_1A_2, B_1B_2, C_1C_2 intersect at one point.
Suppose that the incircle of the triangle ABC has center I and is tangent to the sides AB,BC at points E,F, respectively. Line CI intersects the circumcircle of the triangle ABC at point P. Lines EF and CP intersect at point T. It is known that PT=TI.. Find \angle ABC.
Let E be point on the side BC of the triangle ABC such that AC=EC. On a line parallel to the line AE passing through point C , take a point F such that \angle BAE= \angle EAF. Prove that the line EF intersects the segment AB at it's midpoint.
Suppose the circles \omega_1 and \omega_2 intersect at points A and B. A line passing through point B intersects the circle \omega_1 at point C and the circle \omega_2 at point D (point B lies between points C and D). The line AD intersects \omega_1 at point E and the line AC intersects \omega_2 at point F (point A lies between points E, D and C, F). Let O be the center of the circumscribed circle of the triangle AEF. Prove that OB \perp CD.
Suppose I is the center of the circle inscribed in the isosceles triangle ABC (AB=BC).
a) If AC+AI=BC, find the angles of triangle ABC.
b) If \angle ABC=36^o. prove that AC+AI=BC.
Note. Grade 8 had (a), grade 9 had (b)
Let O be the center of the circumscribed circle of ABC (AB<BC) and BD be the altitude. Let DR be the altitude of triangle BDC . Let the lines BO and DR intersect at point P. Prove that DM=MP, where M is the midpoint of side AC .
Point E is marked on the side AB of the parallelogram ABCD. The points F and G are the centers of the circles circumscribed around the triangles BCE and ADE respectively. Prove that the length of the segment FG does not depend on the choice of point E.
Suppose the circles \omega_1 , \omega_2 intersect at points B,C, with BC diameter of the circle \omega_1. The tangent drawn on the circle \omega_1 at point C intersects the circle \omega_2 at point A. Segment AB intersects with circle \omega_1 at point E, the segment CE intersects the circle \omega_2 at point F. The line passing through point H, taken on the segment AF, and E intersects circle \omega_1 at point G. The lines BG,AC intersect at point D. Prove that \frac{HF}{AH}=\frac{CD}{AC}.
Suppose X is an arbitrary point on the base AB of the equilateral triangle ABC. Let point E be such that ACEX is a parallelogram and the point F lie on the ray XE such that BE=EF. The line BE intersects the circle circumscribed around the triangle ABF at point T. Prove that BT=2 BC.
Draw a line containing the angle bisector BD of the right triangle ABC, with right angle at C . The tangent drawn at point A to the circle circumcscribed of the triangle ABC intersects that line at point E, and F is the symmetric point of E wrt point A. Let P be the intersection point of the lines FD and AB. Prove that the lines EP and BF are perpendicular.
On the sides AB , DC of the square ABCD are taken points E , N, respectively and on the side BC are taken points M , F such that the triangles AMN and DEF are equilateral. Let P be the intersection point of the segments AN and DE . Let Q be the intersection point of the segments AM and FE. Prove that PQ=FM.
Let I be the center of the circle inscribed in the acute triangle ABC. The symmetric point of I wrt side AC lies on the circumcscribed circle of the triangle ABC. Prove that \angle IHB=\frac32 \angle BAC, where H is the intersection point of the altitudes of triangle ABC.
In triangle ABC, \angle ABC=30^o, \angle ACB=15^o. Let points M , N lie on side BC such that BM=MC and CN=AB. Prove that \angle MAN=\angle CAN
Let P be the intersection point of the external angle bisector of A and the circumscribed circle of triangle ABC (AB>BC). Suppose a circle passing through points A and P intersects the segments BP and CP at points E and F, respectively. Suppose AD is the angle bisector of the triangle ABC. Prove that \angle PED = \angle PFD.
The symmetric of the intersection of the medians of the triangle ABC wrt side BC lies on the circle circumscribed around the triangle ABC. Prove that \frac{AB + AC}{2} \le BC. Find out when the equality occurs.
Suppose E is any point on the side CD of the right trapezoid ABCD (\angle A = \angle B = 90^o). Let the circumscribed circle \omega of the triangle ABE touch the sides AB, AE, BE at points P, F, K respectively. Let the line KF intersects the segments BC and AD at the points M and N, respectively. Let PM and PN intersect \omega at the points H and T, respectively. Prove that PH = PT.
The C-excircle and B-excircle of triangle ABC (AB \ne AC) touch the sides of triangle AB and AC at points F and E, respectively. Let the lines BE and CF intersect at point N. It is known that the symmetric of the point N wrt line BC lies on the circle circumscribed around the triangle ABC. Prove that AB + AC = 2BC.
Let the extension of angle bisector BL of the triangle ABC intersect the circumscribed circle of the triangle ABC at point P. Let \ell be a line parallel to the line AB passing through point P. Let the circle passing through points A,P tangent to \ell intersects line AB at point Q, which is different from A. It is known that the points Q,P,C lie on one line. Prove that QL \perp BC.
Let the diagonals of parallelogram ABCD intersect at point O, and the perpendicular bisector of the side CD intersects the line AB at point M, with point B lying between points A and M. Let line MO intersect the line AD at point E. Prove that AE = EM.
Let P be the midpoint of the arc AC, that does not contain the vertex B, of the circle circumscribed around triangle ABC. Suppose \ell is a line parallel to the line AB passing through the point P. Let the circle passing through point A and point P, tangent to \ell, intersect the line AB at point Q, different than point A. Prove that BQ = BC.
Let the diagonals of parallelogram ABCD intersect at point O, and the perpendicular bisector of the side CD intersects the line AB at point M, with point B lying between points A and M. Let line MO intersect the line AD at point E. Let the circumscribed circle of the triangle BME intersect BC at point T. Prove that ME = BT.
Let P be the midpoint of the arc AC, that does not contain the vertex B, of the circle circumscribed around triangle ABC. Suppose \ell_1 is a line parallel to the line AB passing through the point P, and \ell_2 is a line parallel to BC passing through the point P. Let the circle passing through point A and point P, tangent to \ell_1, intersect the line AB at point Q, different than point A. Let a circle passing through point C and point P, tangent to \ell_2, intersect the line BC at point K, different from point C.
a) Prove that AK \parallel QC
b) Prove that the points A, Q, C and K lie on a circle.
Note: Grade 10 had (a), grades 11-12 had (b)
Let H be the point of intersection of the altitudes of the triangle ABC. Let the circle passing through points A, B, H have center R and intersect the segment BC at the point D (D\ne B). Let P be the intersection point of the line DH with segment AC. Let Q be the center of the circumscribed circle of the triangle ADP. Prove that the points B, D, Q, R lie on a circle.
Let AD, BF, CE be the altitudes of the triangle ABC, M be the midpoint of the side BC, H be the point of intersection of the altitudes, S be the midpoint of the segment AH, G be the intersection point of the segments FE and AH, and N be the intersection point of line AM with the circumscribed circle of triangle BCH . Prove \angle HMA = \angle GNS.
Suppose the points Q ,T lie on the side AB and the points P , M lie on the side BC of the right triangle ABC (\angle ABC=90^o) such that \angle BAP =\angle PAM = \angle MAC and \angle BCQ = \angle QCT = \angle TCA. Let the lines CT and AM intersect at point R. Find \angle BAC if it is known that \angle QRC = 142^o
The points X.Y are taken on the sides AD , BC of the square ABCD respectively such that AY = BX. Let DZ be the altitude of triangle DAY. Prove that the measure of the angle XZC does not depend on the position of the points X, Y.
Suppose H is the foot of the altitude BH of the triangle ABC and O is the center of it's circumcscribed circle. Let a line parallel to the line OC passing through point H intersect the line BO at point P. Prove that the midpoints of the segments AB, AC and point P lie on one line.
Let ABCD be a parallelogram with \angle ABC = 40^o.Let the angle bisector of ADC intersect the segment AB at the point H. Let point K lie on segment DC, such that HK \parallel AD. Let E be the midpoint of the segment HK , and F be the foot of the perpendicular from point A on the segment DE. Find the angle $\angle
DFK$.
In the acute triangle ABC, I is the center of the inscribed circle. The ray BI intersects intersects the circumscribed circle \omega at point M. A circle passing through points M and I intersects the segment AC at points E and F. Let the lines ME and MF intersect \omega at the points P and Q, respectively. Prove that the points P, I, Q lie on a line.
Let AH , AM be the altitude and the median , respectively, of the right-angled triangle ABC, with right angle at A. Suppose sides AB , AC are bases of the isosceles triangles ABP , ACQ so that those triangles have no common interior points with triangle ABC and \angle APB = \angle AQC. Let the line MA intersect the segment PQ at point N. Prove that \angle NHP =\angle AHQ.
Suppose the altitudes BE and CF of the triangle ABC intersect at point H and M is the midpoints of the side BC. Let D be the foot ot the perpendicular drawn from point A on line MH. Prove that the bisectors of the angles \angle DBH , \angle DCH and the line MH intersect at one point.
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