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PrintMMO2025 Round 4
Mongolia 2025 geometry
Problem
Let be a triangle with , and let be its orthocenter. Let be a point on the arc of the circumcircle of triangle that does not contain point . Let be the line through parallel to , and let intersect lines and at points and , respectively. Let the circumcircles of triangles and intersect again at point . Suppose that . Prove the following.
(1) The point lies on the circumcircle of triangle . (2)
(1) The point lies on the circumcircle of triangle . (2)
Solution
(1) By the cyclic quadrilateral property, so point lies on line .
From the given condition, we have . Hence, . Therefore, , and thus lies on the circum-circle of triangle .
Hence, is a parallelogram, and under a homothety centered at with ratio 2, segment maps to , so , . Since and , point is the center of the circle through . As , point is the midpoint of , giving
In this case, point lies on the circle through triangle . From angle chasing: so
From the given condition, we have . Hence, . Therefore, , and thus lies on the circum-circle of triangle .
Hence, is a parallelogram, and under a homothety centered at with ratio 2, segment maps to , so , . Since and , point is the center of the circle through . As , point is the midpoint of , giving
In this case, point lies on the circle through triangle . From angle chasing: so
Techniques
Triangle centers: centroid, incenter, circumcenter, orthocenter, Euler line, nine-point circleHomothetyCyclic quadrilateralsAngle chasing