geometry problems from Metropolitan Olympiad of Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) (Russia) with aops links in the names
Столичная олимпиада МФТИ
collected inside aops here
it is a also qualifying round for Psytech Olympiad
2014 , 2016 - 2021 (-2015)
The line passing through the midpoint M of the hypotenuse BC of the right triangle ABC parallel to line AB, intersects the extension of the bisector BL of angle ABC beyond point L at point P. Find \angle ACP if \angle ABC=\alpha.
Let BC be the longest side of the triangle ABC. On the side AB point K is selected, on the side AC point L and on the side BC points M and N such that AK=AL, BK=BN, CL=CM. Prove that the points K,L,M,N lie on the same circle.
The square ABCD is inscribed in the circle \omega. Let E be the midpoint of side AD. Line CE intersects the circle for second time at point F. Segments FB and AD intersect at point H. Find HD if AH =5.
In the triangular pyramid ABCD, four heights are drawn , perpendiculars from vertices to opposite faces. Let's call the height of the pyramid long if it is not shorter than each of the three heights of the triangle, which is by the face to which this height is drawn (for example, the height from the vertex B - long if it is not shorter than each of the heights of the ACD triangle). What the greatest number of long heights can have a pyramid ABCD?.
2015 missing
In a right-angled triangle ABC, points E and F are selected on the hypotenuse AB, and on the legs AC and BC are points P and Q respectively so that AE = P E = QF = BF. Let AP = a, P C = b, CQ = c. Find QB.
The bisectors of angles A and C of triangle ABC intersect the circumscribed circle around this triangle at points Q and P, respectively. It is known that lines AP and CQ are parallel. Find the angle ABC.
Points M and N divide the edge SA of the SABC pyramid into three equal parts (SM = MN = NA). What is the largest volume a pyramid can have if the lengths of the segments SA, BN and CM are equal to a, b and c, respectively?
The circle passing through vertices A and C of triangle ABC, intersects sides AB and CB at points E and F. Lines passing through points E and F parallel to the sides of the triangle, intersects AC at points M and N, respectively. Prove that points E, F, M, N lie on one circle if it is known that the segments EM and FN intersect.
In a triangle, the centers of the inscribed and circumscribed circles are symmetric with respect to one of its sides. Find the angles of the triangle.
Point H is chosen inside an acute-angled triangle ABC. It is known that the product of the distance from point H to any of the vertices of triangle ABC with the distance from point H to the opposite side of triangle ABC to this vertex, is the same for each of the vertices. Prove that H is the intersection point of the altitudes of the triangle ABC.
On sides BC, CD and DA of square ABCD, points L, M and N are selected, respectively, so that AN = CL =DM. Find the angle MLN.
From point N on side BC of triangle ABC, perpendicular NP is drawn on side AB. It is known that the circle circumscribed around the triangle BNP is tangent to the line AN, and the circle circumscribed around the triangle ANC is tangent to the line AB. Find the largest angle of triangle ABC.
A circle inscribed in a triangle divides its median into three segments of equal length. Prove that one side of the triangle is 2 times the other.
Find all triangles with angles \alpha, \beta, \gamma such that the equality \sin \alpha= \cos \beta= \cos \gamma holds.
Two disjoint circles \Gamma_1 and \Gamma_2 are given with centers O_1 and O_2, respectively. Their common internal tangents intersect at point O. From point O is drawn the perpendicular OH on a common external tangent line AB to these circles (points A and B are points of tangency with circles \Gamma_1 and \Gamma_2, respectively). Prove that rays HO_1 and HO_2 form equal angles with line AB.
Altitudes AD and CE are drawn in an acute-angled triangle ABC. Points M and N are feet of perpendiculars drawn on the line DE from points A and C, respectively. What is the greatest length can have a segment DN, if ME = 10?
In triangle ABC the median AM, angle bisector CL are drawn, point D lies on the side AC. Find AB if it is known that the midpoint of the bisector CL is the midpoint of the segment DM, AC = 10 and \cos \angle BAC =\frac{1}{4}.
A point K is chosen on the median AM of triangle ABC so that \angle BAC + \angle BKC = 180^ o. What is the maximum value that the difference AB\cdot CK - AC \cdot BK can take if AC = 3?
The altitude BH is drawn in an acute-angled triangle ABC. It is known that the circle circumscribed around the triangle ABH intersects the side BC in its midpoint M. It is known that \angle BAC=50^o. Find the angle BHM.
Let I and O be the centers of a circle inscribed in a non-isosceles acute-angled triangle ABC and circumscribed around it, respectively,. Lines AI and CI intersect the circle circumscribed around the triangle at points D and E, respectively. It is known that the points E,I,O,D lie on one circle. Find the angle ABC.
A point D is selected at the base AC of the triangle ABC. It is known that the distance between the centers of circles circumscribed around triangles ABD and CBD is twice the length of AC. Find the angle between the lines AC and DB.
For a convex quadrilateral ABCD, the following property holds: the projections of opposite sides onto one diagonal have equal lengths, and the projections of opposite sides onto the second diagonal have equal lengths (the projections lie on the diagonals). What is the smallest value that \angle BCD can take if \angle ADC=100^o?
Angle bisector BAD of parallelogram ABCD intersects side BC at its midpoint , at point M. Find the angle AMD.
A point M is taken on side BC of triangle ABC so that BM = AC. Point H is the foot of the perpendicular drawn from vertex B on the segment AM. It is known that BH = CM and \angle MAC = 30^o. Find angle ACB.
Let I and O be, respectively, the centers of a circle inscribed in a non-isosceles acute-angled triangle ABC and circumscribed around it. Direct lines AI and CI intersect the circumscribed circle of the triangle at points D and E respectively. It is known that the points E, I, O, D lie on one circle. Find the angle ADC.
Given a parallelogram ABCD and a circle S. It is known that the circle S passes through vertices A, B and D of the parallelogram, and also intersects its sides BC and DC at points E and F respectively. Let P and Q be the points of intersection of lines AE and AF with diagonal BD. Find length PQ if AP + AQ = 10 and BD = 7?
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