geometry problems from Greek Junior Mathematical Olympiads (JMO) [Archimedes Junior]
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1996 Greece JMO P2
In a triangle ABC let D,E,Z,H,G be the midpoints of BC,AD,BD,ED,EZ respectively. Let I be the intersection of BE,AC and let K be the intersection of HG,AC. Prove that:
a) AK=3CK
b) HK=3HG
c) BE=3EI
d) (EGH)=\frac{1}{32}(ABC)
1997 Greece JMO P1
Let ABC be an equilateral triangle whose angle bisectors of B and C intersect at D. Perpendicular bisectors of BD and CD intersect BC at points E and Z respectively.
a) Prove that BE=EZ=ZC.
b) Find the ratio of the areas of the triangles BDE to ABC
1998 Greece JMO P4
Let K(O,R) be a circle with center O and radious R and (e) to be a line thst tangent to K at A. A line parallel to OA cuts K at B, C, and (e) at D, (C is between B and D). Let E to be the antidiameric of C with respect to K. EA cuts BD at F.
i) Examine if CEF is isosceles.
ii) Prove that 2AD=EB.
iii) If K is the midpoint of CF, prove that AB=KO.
iv) If R=\frac{5}{2}, AD=\frac{3}{2}, calculate the area of EBF
1999 Greece JMO P3
Let ABC be an equilateral triangle . Let point D lie on side AB,E lie on side AC, D_1 and E_1 lie on side BC such that AB=DB+BD_1 and AC=CE+CE_1. Calculate the smallest angle between the lines DE_1 and ED_1.
Let ABC be an equilateral triangle . Let point D lie on side AB,E lie on side AC, D_1 and E_1 lie on side BC such that AB=DB+BD_1 and AC=CE+CE_1. Calculate the smallest angle between the lines DE_1 and ED_1.
2000 Greece JMO P1
Given are three non collinear points in plane. Find a line from which all three points are equidistant. How many such lines of the plane exist?
2001 Greece JMO P4Given are three non collinear points in plane. Find a line from which all three points are equidistant. How many such lines of the plane exist?
Let ABC be a triangle with altitude AD , angle bisectors AE and BZ that intersecting at point I. From point I let IT be a perpendicular on AC. Also let line (e) be perpendicular on AC at point A. Extension of ET intersects line (e) at point K. Prove that AK=AD.
2002 Greece JMO P1
Οn the exterior of an equilateral triangle ABC of side a we construct a right isosceles triangle ACD with \angle CAD=90^o. The extensions of segments DA and CB intersect at point E.
i) Calculate the measure of the angle \angle DBC.
ii) Calculate the area of the triangle CDE in terms of a
iii) Calculate the length of BD in terms of a.
2003 Greece JMO P3
Let ABC be an isosceles triangle (AB=AC). The altitude AH and the perpendiculare bisector (e) of side AB intersect at point M . The perpendicular on line (e) passing through M intersects BC at point D. If the circumscribed circle of the triangle BMD intersects line (e) at point S , the prove that:
a) BS // AM .
b) quadrilateral AMBS is rhombus.
2004 Greece JMO P2
Let ABCD be a rectangle. Let K,L be the midpoints of BC, AD respectively. From point B the perpendicular line on AK, intersects AK at point E and CL at point Z.
a) Prove that the quadrilateral AKZL is an isosceles trapezoid
b) Prove that 2S_{ABKZ}=S_{ABCD}
c) If quadrilateral ABCD is a square of side a, calculate the area of the isosceles trapezoid AKZL in terms of side BC=a
2005 Greece JMO P1
Let ABCD be a trapezoid with AB//CD, AB=a, CD=2a and DB \perp BC. Let M be the mdipoint of CD, O the intersection point of the diagonals of ABMD, K the intersection point of lines DA,CB and L be the intersection point of lines KO and AB. Prove that
i) quadrilateral ABMD is rhombus
ii) triangles CDK is isosceles
iii) lines DL intersects segment KB at it's midpoint.
2005 Greece JMO P4
Let \omega be a circle of center O and radius R, and let A be an exterior point with AO=d. Find points B,C,D that lie on circle \omega, such that a convex quadrilateral ABCD can be constructed with greatest possible area.
2006 Greece JMO P1
Let P an interior point of an equilateral triangle ABC. Prove that there exists triangle with sides PA , PB , PC .
2007 Greece JMO P1
Let ABC be a triagle with AB<AC. Let I be the intersection point of it's angle bisectors. Angle bisector AD intersects the circumscribed circle \omega of the triangle BIC at point N with N \ne I.
a) Calculate the angles of triangle BCN in terms of the angles of triangle ABC.
b) Find the center of the circle \omega
2008 Greece JMO P4
Let ABCD be a trapezoid with AD=a, AB=2a, BC=3a and \angle A=\angle B =90 ^o. Let E,Z be the midpoints of the sides AB ,CD respectively and I be the foot of the perpendicular from point Z on BC. Prove that :
i) triangle BDZ is isosceles
ii) midpoint O of EZ is the centroid of triangle BDZ
iii) lines AZ and DI intersect at a point lying on line BO
2009 Greece JMO P2
From vertex A of an equilateral triangle ABC, a ray Ax intersects BC at point D. Let E be a point on Ax such that BA =BE. Calculate \angle AEC.
2010 Greece JMO P2
Let ABCD be a rectangle with sides AB=a and BC=b. Let O be the intersection point of it's diagonals. Extent side BA towards A at a segment AE=AO, and diagonal DB towards B at a segment BZ=BO. If the triangle EZC is an equilateral, then prove that:
i) b=a\sqrt3
ii) AZ=EO
iii) EO \perp ZD
2011 Greece JMO P1
Let ABC be a triangle with \angle BAC=120^o, which the median AD is perpendicular to side AB and intersects the circumscribed circle of triangle ABC at point E. Lines BA and EC intersect at Z. Prove that
a) ZD \perp BE
b) ZD=BC
2012 Greece JMO P1
Let ABC be an acute angled triangle (with AB<AC<BC) inscribed in circle c(O,R) (with center O and radius R). Circle c_1(A,AB) (with center A and radius AB) intersects side BC at point D and the circumcircle c(O,R) at point E. Prove that side AC bisects angle \angle DAE.
2013 Greece JMO P2
Let ABC be an acute angled triangle with AB<AC. Let M be the midpoint of side BC. On side AB, consider a point D such that, if segment CD intersects median AM at point E, then AD=DE. Prove that AB=CE.
2014 Greece JMO P1
Let ABC be a triangle and let M be the midpoint BC. On the exterior of the triangle, consider the parallelogram BCDE such that BE//AM and BE=AM/2 . Prove that line EM passes through the midpoint of segment AD.
2015 Greece JMO P4
Let ABC be an acute triangle with AB\le AC and let c(O,R) be it's circumscribed circle (with center O and radius R). The perpendicular from vertex A on the tangent of the circle passing through point C, intersect it at point D.
a) If the triangle ABC is isosceles with AB=AC, prove that CD=BC/2.
b) If CD=BC/2, prove that the triangle ABC is isosceles.
2016 Greece JMO P3
Let ABCD be a trapezoid (AD//BC) with \angle A=\angle B= 90^o and AD<BC. Let E be the intersection point of the non parallel sides AB and CD, Z be the symmetric point of A wrt line BC and M be the midpoint of EZ. If it is given than line CM is perpendicular on line DZ, then prove that line ZC is perpendicular on line EC.
2017 Greece JMO P1
Let ABCD be a square of side a. On side AD consider points E and Z such that DE=a/3 and AZ=a/4. If the lines BZ and CE intersect at point H, calculate the area of the triangle BCH in terms of a.
2018 Greece JMO P4
Let ABC with AB<AC<BC be an acute angled triangle and c its circumcircle. Let D be the point diametrically opposite to A. Point K is on BD such that KB=KC. The circle (K, KC) intersects AC at point E. Prove that the circle (BKE) is tangent to c.
2019 Greece JMO P2
Let ABCD be a quadrilateral inscribed in circle of center O. The perpendicular on the midpoint of side BC intersects line AB at point Z. The circumscribed circle of the triangle CEZ, intersects the side AB for the second time at point H and line CD at point G different than D. Line EG intersects line AD at point K and line CH at point L. Prove that the points A,H,L,K are concyclic, e.g. lie on the same circle.
2020 Greece JMO P2
Let ABC be an acute-angled triangle with AB<AC. Let D be the midpoint of side BC and BE,CZ be the altitudes of the triangle ABC. Line ZE intersects line BC at point O.
(i) Find all the angles of the triangle ZDE in terms of angle \angle A of the triangle ABC
(ii) Find the angle \angle BOZ in terms of angles \angle B and \angle C of the triangle ABC
Given a triangleABC with AB<BC<AC inscribed in circle (c). The circle c(A,AB) (with center A and radius AB) interects the line BC at point D and the circle (c) at point H. The circle c(A,AC) (with center A and radius AC) interects the line BC at point Z and the circle (c) at point E. Lines ZH and ED intersect at point T. Prove that the circumscribed circles of triangles TDZ and TEH are equal.
Let ABC be an isosceles triangle, and point D in its interior such thatD \hat{B} C=30^\circ, D \hat{B}A=50^\circ, D \hat{C}B=55^\circ
(a) Prove that \hat B=\hat C=80^\circ.
(b) Find the measure of the angle D \hat{A} C.
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