geometry problems from Iceland Math Olympiads (Mathematics competition for upper secondary school students) with aops links
collected inside aops here
2010-22 (-2019)
In triangle ABC, \angle ABC = 2\angle ACB. Prove that:
(a) AC^2 = AB^2 + AB\cdot BC
(b) AB + BC <2AC
In triangle ABC, point P divides side AB in the ratio AP: P B =1:4. The perpendicular bisector of the segment PB ntersects the side BC at point Q. Find BC if it is known that AC = 7 and F(PQC) =\frac{4}{25} F(ABC), where F(XYZ) dentoes the area of the triangle XYZ.
The rectangle PQRS represents the A4 sheet, that is PQ: PS =\sqrt2:1. The rectangle (the paper) is folded such that after the folding the point Q coincides with the point X on the side SR and the broken line PY runs along the point P. The length of the side PS is 1. Find the sidelengths of the triangle RXY.
In the quadrilateral ABCD , the angles ∠ADC and ∠BCD are greater than 90^o . Let F be the intersection point of line AC with the line through B parallel to AD . Let E be the intersection poin of line BD with the line through A parallel to BC. Prove that EF is parallel CD.
In the trapezoid ABCD, AB\parallel CD , | AB | = a, | CD | = b and the diagonals AC , BD intersect at point E. The line FG passes through E parallel to AB and has its endpoints on the sides BC and AD respectively. Express |FG| in terms of a and b.
In the acute triangle ABC, AD, BE and CF are altitudes and H their intersection. Prove that
\frac{| AH |}{| AD |}+\frac{| BH |}{| BE |}+\frac{| CH |}{| CF |}=2
Let P, Q, R and S be four points on a line (in that order) so that PQ = RS. Above of the line are drawn semicircles with the diameters PQ, RS and PS. Below the line is drawn semicircle with diameters QR. These four semicircles delimit an area called the salinon. Let the symmetrical axis of the salinon intersect its edges at points M and N. Show that the area of the salinon is equal to the area of the circle with the diameter MN.
The quadrilateral ABCD has its vertices in a circle. The chords AC and BD intersect at point Q. The ray from D through A and the ray from C through B intersect at P. Given CD = CP = DQ. Find the angle \angle CAD.
Equilateral triangle RST is inscribed in equilateral triangle ABC so that RS is perpendicular at AB. Find the area of RST with respect to the area of ABC.
Let C be a circle with the center of M and P \ne M be a point in the plane. Each line that passes through P and intersects the circle C, determines a chord with the circle. Show that the centers of all these chords lie on one and the same circle.
The triangle ABC is inscribed in a circle with a radius R. Show that | AB | \cdot | AC | = 2R \cdot h_{BC}, where h_{BC} is the altitude of the triangle respective to BC.
The triangle ABC has side lengths AC = 31 and AB = 22. The medians CC' and BB' are perpendicular to each other. Find the length BC.
2018 missing
Triangle ABC has sidelengths 7, 8 and 9. A line, which contains the center of the inscribed circle and is parallel to the shortest side of the triangle, intersect the other two sides of the triangle at points D and E. What is the length of the segment DE?
Triangle ABC is inscribed in a circle. A circle with the center O is inscribed in the triangle ABC. The line AO extended intersects the larger circle at point D . Prove that CD = OD = BD.
In the acute triangle ABC, D is the foot of the altitude from A and E the foot of the altitude from B. Show that the triangles ABC and DEC are similar.
Given a circle \Omega and a point A on \Omega. Another point B lies on the circle \Omega and the circle \Gamma_1 with center B and radius |AB| intersects \Omega again at C. The circle \Gamma_2 with center A and radius |AC| intersects \Gamma_1 again at C. Show that the line AD is tangent to \Omega.
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