geometry problems from Minsk City Internet Olympiad in Mathematics (Belarus) with aops links in the names
collected inside aops here
2014 - 2022
The large triangle is divided by three bold line segments into 4 triangles and 3 quadrangles. Sum of perimeters of quadrangles is 25. The sum of the perimeters of four of triangles is 20. The perimeter of the original triangle is 19. Find the sum of the lengths of the bold line segments.
In an acute-angled triangle ABC on the sides AC and AB such points K and L are marked respectively, that the straight line KL is parallel to BC and at the same time KL = KC. On the side BC lies point M so that \angle KMC = \angle BAC. Prove that KM = AL.
Square 100 \times 100 centimeters divided into 9 rectangles by two vertical and two horizontal lines. The inner rectangle has size 45 \times 30 centimeters, and the sides of the remaining rectangles cannot be expressed as integer numbers of centimeters. Find the sum of the areas of the four corner rectangles.
Points A, B, C and D are marked on the straight line. It is known that AC = 3, BD = 4. What can the distance between the midpoints of the segments AB and CD be equal to? Please indicate all possibilities.
Given a triangle ABC. Find a point D on the side AC so that the perimeter of the triangle ABD equals the length of the side BC. For which ratio, is this possible?
Point O, lying inside a regular 2n-gon, is connected to its vertices. The resulting triangles are colored red and blue one by one. Prove that the sum of the areas of the red triangles is equal to the sum of the areas of the blue ones.
There are 9 segments, and it is known that the length of each is an integer in centimeters. The two shortest segments are 1 centimeter, the longest is 32 centimeters. Prove that among the segments you can choose three such that the length of one of they are less than the sum of the other two.
Points A, B, C, D are given so that segments AC and BD intersect at point E. Segment AE is 1 cm shorter than line AB, AE = DC, AD = BE, \angle ADC = \angle DEC. Find the length of segment EC.
Given a right-angled triangle ABC with a right angle C. On straight line AB on both sides of the hypotenuse noted such points K and M such that AK = AC and BM = BC. Find the angle KCM.
The altitude BH is drawn in an acute-angled triangle ABC. On segment BC lies point D, and on the extension of segment AB beyond point B lies point E, such that AD = DC and AE = EC. Lines AD and CE intersect line BH at points D_1 and E_1, respectively. Prove that 2DE = D_1E_1.
In an acute-angled triangle ABC: \angle A = 30^o, BB_1 and CC_1 are altitudes, B_2 and C_2 are midpoints of sides AC and AB, respectively. At what angle do the straight lines B_1C_2 and C_1B_2 intersect?
In an isosceles triangle ABC, the angle BAC is 120^o. Point M is the midpoint of side AB. Point P is symmetric to point M wrt side BC. The segments AP and BC meet at point Q. Lines QM and AC intersect at point R. What is the ratio of the segments MR: AP ?
The convex quadrilateral ABCD satisfies the condition AD = AB + CD. Bisectors of angles BAD and ADC intersect at point P, which lies inside the quadrilateral ABCD. Prove that BP = CP.
Outside an equilateral triangle ABC, points S and T are marked such that \angle SAB =\angle TCA = 45^o and \angle SBA = \angle TAC = 15^o.
a) Prove that ST = AB.
b) Find the angle between straight lines ST and AB
Points K, L and M are located on sides AB, BC and CD of square ABCD respectively so that triangle KLM is isosceles right-angled triangle with a right angle at the vertex L. From point D draw a straight line parallel to LM, which intersects the segment AL at point P. In what angle do lines KP and DL intersect?
All sides and diagonals of the hexagon were colored red or green. Prove that some three vertices of this hexagon with connecting them segments (sides or diagonals) form a triangle with sides of one colors. Assume that all the diagonals of the hexagon are entirely inside it.
In a right-angled triangle ABC, the AC leg is larger than the leg BC , but less than doubled leg BC. Point M is marked on the leg AC so that AM = BC, and point N, on the leg BC such that BN = MC. Find the angle between lines AN and BM.
In triangles ABC and A_1B_1C_1: \angle A= \angle A_1, altitudes drawn from vertices B and B_1 are equal , the medians drawn from the vertices C and C_1 are also equal. Is it obligatory that these triangles are congruent?
In a convex quadrilateral ABCD, the angles at vertices A, B, C are equal. Point E is marked on side AB. Prove that if AD=CD=BE, then CE is the bisector of angle BCD.
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