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International Olympic Revenge 2017-18 (IMOR) 2p

geometry problems from International Mathematics Olympic Revenge (IMOR)
with aops links in the names

It is a competition for teachers,  written by students.

2017-2018

Let ABC be a triangle, and let P be a distinct point on the plane. Moreover, let A'B'C' be a homothety of ABC with ratio 2 and center P, and let O and O' be the circumcenters of ABC and A'B'C', respectively. The circumcircles of AB'C', A'BC', and A'B'C meet at points X, Y, and Z, different from A', B', and C'. In a similar way, the circumcircles of A'BC, AB'C, and ABC' meet at X', Y', and Z', different from A, B, C. Let W and W' be the circumcenters of XYZ and X'Y'Z', respectively. Prove that OW is parallel to O'W'.

Proposed by Mateus Thimóteo, Brazil.

Let G be the centroid of a triangle \triangle ABC and let AG, BG, CG meet its circumcircle at P, Q, R respectively.
Let AD, BE, CF be the altitudes of the triangle. Prove that the radical center of circles
(DQR),(EPR),(FPQ) lies on Euler Line of \triangle ABC.

Proposed by Ivan Chai, Malaysia.

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