A Solution to Crux Mathematicorum Problem 5031
A concise incircle-inversion proof using contact-chord midpoints and a cyclic quadrilateral, presented without reproducing the original problem statement.
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A concise incircle-inversion proof using contact-chord midpoints and a cyclic quadrilateral, presented without reproducing the original problem statement.
A concise angle-chasing proof through tangency and cyclic quadrilaterals, presented without reproducing the original problem statement.
A unit-circle complex proof that reduces two geometric conditions to the same algebraic equation, presented without reproducing the original problem statement.
A synthetic fixed-point argument and a projective generalization, presented without reproducing the original problem statement.
The incircle, its contact points, and the auxiliary intersections used in the inversion solution to Crux Mathematicorum Problem 5031.
The tangent circle, perpendicular feet, and cyclic configurations used in the solution to Crux Mathematicorum Problem 5088.
A cyclic quadrilateral, two altitude feet, and an orthocenter in the configuration used for the solution to Crux Mathematicorum Problem 5098.
The rectangle, perpendicular feet, and two intersections used in the solution to Crux Mathematicorum Problem 5109.