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Cyprus TST 2005,2009-21 35p (-11)

  geometry problems from Cyprus Team Selection Tests (TST) with aops links in the names

(only those not in IMO Shortlist)

collected inside aops here

2005, 2009 - 2021 
 2011 missing


Given a circle with ceneter O and an inscribed trapezium AB\Gamma\Delta (AB\parallel\Gamma\Delta) with AB<\Gamma\Delta. If P is a point of arc \Gamma\Delta on which A and B do not belong to, and P_{1},P_{2},P_{3} and P_{4} are the projections of R on the lines A\Delta, B\Gamma, B\Delta, and A\Gamma respectively, show that:
(i) The circumscribed circles of the triangles PP_{1}\Delta and PP_{2}\Gamma intersect on the side \Gamma\Delta.
(ii) The points P_{1},P_{2},P_{3} and P_{4} are concyclic.
(iii) If AB=\alpha, \Gamma\Delta=\beta and the distance between the parallel chords is h find all the points of the axis of symmetry of the trapezium AB\Gamma\Delta that can "see"* at right angle the non parallel sides and calculate their distance form AB and \Gamma\Delta in terms of \alpha, \beta and h.
Examinate if  such points always exist. 
(Draw a separate diagram for part (iii)).

Given an acute triangle ABC with AB<AC. Let H be the orthocenter and O be the circumcenter. The perpendicular bisector of AH intersects AB at D and AC ta E. The perpendicular from O on OD intersects the altitudes form vertices A and C at points T and P respectovely. Prove that TH=TP.


Given a parallelogram ABCD with \angle A=60^o and let O be the circumcenter of triangle ABD. Lines AO and AB intersect the angle bisector of the external angle \angle C of the parallelogram at points K and S respectively. Prove for areas that (KOS)=2(AOS) .

Two unequal circles intersect at the points M and N. From a point D of the line MN, which is located towards N, we draw tangents to the two circles with touching points S and T . The perpendicular lines on the tangents at the points of touching intersect at K. Prove that KM \perp MN if and only if the points S,N,T are collinear. 
Given a parallelogram ABCD with AC>BD  and O the intersection point of the diagonals. Circle with center O and radius OA intersects the extensions of AB and AD at points L and K respectively. Let Z be the intersection popint of KL and BD. If the line passing through Z parallel to AC, intersects the tangent of the circle drawn at point A, at point M, prove that the quadrilateral ACZM is a rectangle.

Let M be the intersection point of the diagonals of a convex quasrliateral ABCD, The angle bisector of \angle ACD intersects line BA at point K and the circumscribed circle of the triangle ABC at point N. If T is the intersection point with the circle and MA \cdot MC + MA \cdot CD= MB \cdot MD prove that NA=NT.

PS: Not well defined point T

2011 missing

Let O be the center of the circumcircle (c) of the triangle ABC and AD its diamater. Tangent (e) of (c) at point D intersects line BC at point P. If PO intersects lines AC and AB at points M and N respectively and the perpendicular on PO at point O intersects (e) at point E, prove that EN=EM.

Given a tirangle ABC and Z a point interior such that CZ intersects AB at D, BZ intersects AC at H , AD=BD=CZ and CH=ZH. If the bisector of angle \angle BDC and the perpendicular bisector of BC intersect at point E, prove that tirangle BCE is equilateral.

Given a right trapezoid ABCD with AB \parallel CD and \angle <A=\angle D=90^o and an interior point E. From E draw a perpendicular on AD and let Z be it's intersection point with AD. IF K,L,N are the feet of the perpendicular from A,D,Z on CE,BE,BC respectively, prove that lines KA,DL and ZN are concurrent.

Given an equilateral triangle  ABC, On the sides BC, AB we choose points D,E respectively such that BD=2AE and \angle DEC=30^o. If the perpendicular from D on EC intersects EC at point K, prove that triangle DKC is isosceles.

Given an acute triangle  ABC. From point D on its side AB we draw parallel to BC, that intersects AC at point E. Let Z be a point of side BC. On the line AZ we choose points K, L (on the same halfplane wrt line DE) such that \angle BKC=\angle DEC and \angle DLE=\angle BCA. If the circumscribed circles (c_1), (c_2) of the triangles DEL, BKC respectively intersect at points M and N , prove that line MN passes through intersection point of lines EL and KC.

Given an acute triangle and non isosceles  ABC with orthocenter H. The external bisector of angle \angle BHC intersects the sides AB, AC at points D,E respectively. The bisector of angle \angle BAC intersects the circumscribed circle (C_1) of the triangle ADE at point K (different from A). If the line HK intersects the circumscribed circle (C_2) of the triangle ABC at points L and N, prove that triangle ALN is right, with the vertex of the right angle to be the second intersection point of circles (C_1), (C_2).

Given a parallelogram ABCD and a point M on the diagonal BD. Line AM intersects the lines CD, BC at points K,N respectively. Let (c_1) be the circle with center M and radius MA .Let (c_2) be the circumscribed circle of the triangle KCN. If H, Z are the intersection points of the circles   (c_1), (c_2) , prove that segments MH and MZ are tangent at circle (c_2).

In acute triangle \vartriangle ABC, we draw the altitude AD and let D_1,D_2 be the symmetric points of D wrt the sides AB,AC respectively. If D_1D_2 interseects sides AB,AC at points E,Z respectively, prove that the segments CE,BZ are altitudes of the triangle \vartriangle ABC.

Given a triangle \vartriangle ABC and let (c_1) be it's circumscribed circle with center O. The line passing through vertex A parallel to BC intersects the circle as point D. Let P be a point on the extension of BC beyond C. Draw the circle with diameter the segment PD and let E be it's second intersection with circle (c_1). Let N= PA\cap (c_1), T=PB\cap DE, H be the orthocenter of \vartriangle ABC and M be the midpoint of BC. Prove that lines HM, AO and NT are concurrent.

Given a quadrilateral ABCD inscirbed in circle (O,r) and let L,M be the  incenters of triangles \vartriangle BCA, \vartriangle BCD respectively. Draw the perpendicular line (e_1) from point L on the line AC and the perpendicular line (e_2) from point M on the line BD. Let P be the intersection point of (e_1) and (e_2). Prove that the perpendicular from point P on the line LM passes though midpoint of segment LM.

Given two circles \omega_1, \omega_2,  with \omega_2 to be bigger than \omega_1, internally tangent at point A. Let B a point on \omega_2 and let (e_1),(e_2) be the tangents from point B to circle \omega_1. Let the line (e_1) be tangent to \omega_1 at point C and intersect circle \omega_2 again at point D. Also let the line (e_2) be tangent to \omega_1 at point Z and intersect circle \omega_2 again at point E. Let M,N be the midpoints of arcs BD, BE  that do not contain A. If the circumscribed circles of the triangles \vartriangle MBC and \vartriangle BNZ intersect at point H, and T,P are the midpoints of MH,BN respectively, prove that lines MN,BH,TP are concurrent.

Given are two circles K_1(O_1, r_1), K_2(O_1, r_1) such that O_1O_2>r_1+r_2. Let (e_1),(e_2) be the common external tangents of the circles. Let A,B be the intersection points of (e_1) with circles K_1, K_2 respectively and let C,D be the intersection points of (e_2) with circles K_1, K_2 respectively. Also let M be the midpoint of CD and let E,Z be the intersection points of segments AM,BM with circles K_1, K_2 respectively.  Let T, P be the intersection points of the line EZ with circles K_1, K_2 respectively. Let the lines AT and BP intersect at point K. Let the tangnents of the circles at points E,Z intersect at point N. Prove that the perpendiculars from points O_1, O_2 on segments O_2M, O_1M respectively and line KN are concurrent.

Given a trapezoid ABCD (AB \parallel CD) such that point E is the intersection point of its diagonals and EB=EC. The perpendiculars from points E and B on the lines BE and BD respectively intersect at point Z. We suppose that the circumscribed circle of the triangle \vartriangle BZD intersects line AD at point T. If H is the intersection point of EZ with BC, prove that point H,T,D,C are concyclic.

Given isosceles triangle \vartriangle ABC (AB=AC), AE it's altitude and let (k) be the circumscribed circle of the triangle, which has center O. Draw the tangent (e) of circle (k) at point B. From point A draw parallel to (e), that intersects line BC at point D. If O' is the symmetric point of O wrt BC and T is the intersection point of AE with circle (k), prove that:
a) AC is perpendicular to O'D
b) OC \cdot EC = ET \cdot AD

From vertex A of a scalene tirangle ABC, we draw the line (e) \parallel BC, line (u) \perp BC and the bisector (d) of angle \angle BAC. From the midpoint M of side BC, we draw perpendicular on (d), that intersects (d) at point H, (u) at point E and (e) at point Z. Prove that BM^2=MH \cdot ZE.

Quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed in circle (\omega) with center O, \angle B =\angle D=90^o and AB=AD<BC. Let X be a point on BD. Line AX intersects again circle (\omega) at point S different from A. From the point X we draw perpendicular on AS that intersects arc ADC at point T. Let M,Z be the midpoints of ST, AO respectively. Prove that BZ=ZM.

Given an acute triangle \vartriangle ABC with altitudes AD, BE, CZ and H the intesection point of it's altitudes. Draw line (e) passing through points Z and D. On line (e), mark points K and L such that altitude CZ pass through midpoint of segment KE and altitude AD pass through midpoint of segment LE. If M is the intersection point of the lines KE, AD and N is the intersection point of lines LE, CZ, prove that:
i) \angle NMA=\angle EBC
ii) points N, L, H, K, M are concyclic
iii) the second intersection point of the circumscribed circles of the triangles  \vartriangle NLH, \vartriangle ECH is point K.

Let ABC be an acute triangle \vartriangle ABC with AB< AC and H it's orthocenter. From H draw line perpendicular to bisector (d) of angle \angle BAC of the triangle, that intersects it's sides AB, AC at point T, I respectively. Denote X the second intersection point of the circumscribed circles (c_1),(c_2) ot the triangles \vartriangle ATI, \vartriangle ABC respectively. Let L be the intersection point of (c_1) with the angle bisector (d), different than A, and let N be the intersection point of the line HL with BC. If D is the foot of the altitude from vertex A on the side BC, prove that \angle BDX=\angle XAN.

Let ABC be an acute triangle \vartriangle ABC with AB< AC and let D, E be the feet of the perpendicular from points B,C on the opposite sides respectively. Let S, T be the symmetrics of point E wrt sides AC, BC respectively. Suppose that the circumscribed circle of the triangle  CST has center O and intersects line AC at point Z \ne C. Let N be the circumcenter of \vartriangle ABC. Prove that lines ZO and AN are parallel.

Given an acute isosceles triangle \vartriangle ABC (AB=AC) and let O be it's circumcenter. Lines BO and AO intersect the sides CA,CB at points D,E respectively. From the point D, we draw line (e) parallel to CB that intersects AB at point Z. Let H be the intersection point of the perpendicular bisector of BE with line (e). Draw the circle (C,CH) and denote (t_1) the semicircle of those circle, that lies on the same halfplane defines by CH with vertex B. If the tangents from the points A,B are tangent to (t_1) at points K,L respectively, and M is the midpoint of AB, prove that \angle MHZ=\angle AKM=\angle KLB.

Given two circles c_1 (O,R_1)  and c_2 (K,R_2) with R_2>R_1, that are externally tangent at point M. From a point A of the circle c_2 that does not les on the line OK, we draw the tangents (e_1), (e_2) to the circle c_1 and let B,C be the touch point respectively with the circle c_1. Lines MB, MC intersect circle c_2 again at the points E,Z respectively. Let L be the intersection point of line EZ and the tangent of the circle c_2 at the point A. Prove that LM \perp OK.

Consider a trapezium AB \Gamma \Delta, where A\Delta \parallel B\Gamma and \measuredangle A = 120^{\circ}. Let E be the midpoint of AB and let O_1 and O_2 be the circumcenters of triangles AE \Delta and BE\Gamma, respectively. Prove that the area of the trapezium is equal to six time the area of the triangle O_1 E O_2.

Let ABCD be a quadrilateral inscribed in circle with center O. Denote by T the intersection point of the bisectors (d_1),(d_2) of the angles \angle CAD, \angle CBD respectively. Let A',B' be the symmetric points of A,B wrt (d_2),(d_1) respectively. Let P be the intersection point of AB' and BA' . Prove that points T, O, P are collinear. 

Given an acute triangle \vartriangle ABC inscribed in circle with center O, and AD it's altitude. Let T be the intersection point of CO with AD. Let N,M be the midpoints of segments AT, AC respectively. Let X be the intersection point of line NO with BC. If K,O_1 are the centers of the circumscribed of the triangles \vartriangle BCM, \vartriangle BOX respectively, prove thar KO_1 \perp AB.

Two circles \omega_1, \omega_2 intersect at points A,B. Random line passing through B, intersects  \omega_1, \omega_2 at points C,D respectively. Choose points E,Z on  \omega_1, \omega_2 respectively such that CE=CB, BD=DZ. Suppose the BZ intersects \omega_1 at P. Prove that line AP is bisector of angle \angle EAZ.

Given a triangle ABC inscribed in circle \omega. Perpendicular on AC at point A, intersects again \omega at point M . Perpendicular on AB at point A, intersects again \omega at point N. The perpendiculars from points M,N on lines AB,AC respectively intersect at point H. Let T be the intersection point of lines AH and MN. If the bisector of angle \angle BAC intersects the circle at point P, prove that line TP passes through the misdpoint of segment BC.

Given a triangle ABC with AC>BC>AB and orthocenter H.  Let (c) be the circumscribed circle of vartriangle ABC and O the circumcenter. The tangent of (c) at A, intersects BC at D. Let Z be the midpoint of AH. The perpendicular from O on DZ intersects DZ at point T. Let M,N be the midpoints of sides BC, AB respectively. If K is the midpoint of ZT, prove that \angle ZNK= \angle ZMK.

Given a triangle ABC with AB \ne AC and D,E,Z the midpoints of the sides BC, AC and AB respectively. With diameters the segments AB and AC, we draw semicircles outside the triangle. Lines DE and DZ intersect the semicircles at point T and H respectively. Tangents of the semicircles at points T and H intersect at I. DA intersects the circumscribed circle of the triangle HDT at point X. Prove that lines IX and HT intersect on line BC.

Given an acute triangle ABC wit AB < AC and let M be the midpoint of BC. From point M, we draw a line intersecting the lines AB and AC at points I and K respectively, such that AI=AK. Let O be the center of the circumscribed circle of triangle AIK, and D be the foot of the perpendicular from point A on BC. Prove that triangle ODM is isosceles.

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