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Mexico Regional Southeast 2015-21 13p

 geometry problems from Mathematics Regional Olympiad of Mexico Southeast with aops links in the names



In a acutangle triangle ABC, \angle B>\angle C. Let D the foot of the altitude from A to BC and E the foot of the perpendicular from D to AC. Let F a point in DE. Prove that AF and BF are perpendiculars if and only if EF\cdot DC=BD\cdot DE.

In the triangle ABC, let AM and CN internal bisectors, with M in BC and N in AB. Prove that if \frac{\angle BNM}{\angle MNC}=\frac{\angle BMN}{\angle NMA}
 
then ABC is isosceles.
 
Let ABCD a trapezium with AB parallel to CD, \Omega the circumcircle of ABCD and A_1,B_1 points on segments AC and BC respectively, such that DA_1B_1C is a cyclic cuadrilateral. Let A_2 and B_2 the symmetric points of A_1 and B_1 with respect of the midpoint of AC and BC, respectively. Prove that points A, B, A_2, B_2 are concyclic.

The diagonals of a convex quadrilateral ABCD intersect in E. Let S_1, S_2, S_3 and S_4 the areas of the triangles AEB, BEC, CED, DEA respectively. Prove that, if exists real numbers w, x, y and z such that S_1=x+y+xy, S_2=y+z+yz, S_3=w+z+wz, S_4=w+x+wx,
then E is the midpoint of AC or E is the midpoint of BD.

Let M the midpoint of AC of an acutangle triangle ABC with AB>BC. Let \Omega the circumcircle of ABC. Let P the intersection of the tangents to \Omega in point A and C and S the intersection of BP and AC. Let AD the altitude of triangle ABP with D in BP and \omega the circumcircle of triangle CSD. Let K and C the intersections of \omega and \Omega (K\neq C). Prove that \angle CKM=90^\circ

Let ABC a triangle and C it´s circuncircle. Let D a point in arc AB that not contain A, diferent of B and C such that CD and AB are not parallel. Let E the intersection of CD and AB and O the circumcircle of triangle DBE. Prove that the measure of \angle OBE does not depend of the choice of D.

Consider an acutangle triangle ABC with circumcenter O. A circumference that passes through B and O intersect sides BC and AB in points P and Q. Prove that the orthocenter of triangle OPQ is on AC.

Let ABC a triangle with circumcircle \Gamma and R a point inside ABC such that \angle ABR=\angle RBC. Let \Gamma_1 and \Gamma_2 the circumcircles of triangles ARB and CRB respectly. The parallel to AC that pass through R, intersect \Gamma in D and E, with D on the same side of BR that A and E on the same side of BR that C. AD intersect \Gamma_1 in P and CE intersect \Gamma_2 in Q. Prove that APQC is cyclic if and only if AB=BC

Let ABC an isosceles triangle with CA=CB and \Gamma it´s circumcircle. The perpendicular to CB through B intersect \Gamma in points B and E. The parallel to BC through A intersect \Gamma in points A and D. Let F the intersection of ED and BC, I the intersection of BD and EC, \Omega the cricumcircle of the triangle ADI and \Phi the circumcircle of BEF.If O and P are the centers of \Gamma and \Phi, respectively, prove that OP is tangent to \Omega.

Let ABCD a convex quadrilateral. Suppose that the circumference with center B and radius BC is tangent to AD in F and the circumference with center A and radius AD is tangent to BC in E. Prove that DE and CF are perpendicular.

Let \Gamma a circumference. T a point in \Gamma, P and A two points outside \Gamma such that PT is tangent to \Gamma and PA=PT. Let C a point in \Gamma (C\neq T), AC and PC intersect again \Gamma in D and B, respectively. AB intersect \Gamma in E. Prove that DE it´s parallel to AP.

Let ABC a triangle with AB<AC and let I it´s incenter. Let \Gamma the circumcircle of \triangle  BIC. AI intersect \Gamma again in P. Let Q a point in side AC such that AB=AQ and let R a point in AB with B between A and R such that AR=AC. Prove that IQPR is cyclic.

Let ABC an acute triangle with \angle BAC\geq 60^\circ and \Gamma it´s circumcircule. Let P the intersection of the tangents to \Gamma from B and C. Let \Omega the circumcircle of the triangle BPC. The bisector of \angle BAC intersect \Gamma again in E and \Omega in D, in the way that E is between A and D. Prove that \frac{AE}{ED}\leq 2 and determine when equality holds.

Let A, B and C three points on a line l, in that order .Let D a point outside l and \Gamma the circumcircle of \triangle BCD, the tangents from A to \Gamma touch \Gamma on S and T. Let P the intersection of ST and AC. Prove that P does not depend of the choice of D.


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