Euclide Geometry Problem


From Gogeometry Using : Additional points Pythagoras Solution of a previous problem Tangents to a circle Proposition 13 Euclide Book II R radius of CircleO, and r of CircleF Define ro radius of CircleO , rd of CircleD, rc of CircleC and rf of CircleF Define G intersection of OA […]

Gogeometry Problem 285


From Gogeometry Using : Pythagoras   Define h=OF OA=OB=R D, E and C are aligned ΔCOD is right in O => DC^2=OC^2+OD^2 OD=r+h => (1) : (r+R/2)^2=(R/2)^2+(r+h)^2 => (1) : (r+R)^2=R^2+4(r+h)^2 OB=OA => R=2r+h => r+h=R-r (1) : (r+R)^2=R^2+4(R-r)^2 => r^2+2rR+R^2=R^2+4(R^2-2rR+r^2) => 6rR= 3r^2 Therefore 3R=r

Gogeometry Problem 284


From Gogeometry Using : Additional points Inscribed angles in a circle central and inscribed angle Tangents to a circle Inscribed angle and tangent to a circle Without using : Law of cosines Define : F the tangent intersection of CirleD and CircleO E intersection of CircleD and OA G intersection […]

Gogeometry Problem 283



From Gogeometry Using : Inscribed angles in a circle central and inscribed angle congruent triangles Similar triangles Tangents to a circle Inscribed angle and tangent to a circle   Without using : Pythagoras Define G the center of CircleG with radius x Define the point E as the only point […]

Gogeometry Problem 276


From Gogeometry Using : Inscribed angles in a circle congruent triangles Concyclic points ABCD is a rhombus => ΔACD is congruent to ΔACB => ∠ACD = ∠ACB => ΔGCD is congruent to ΔGCB (SAS) => ∠GDC = ∠GBC ABCD is a rhombus =>CE=CD => ΔDCE is isosceles in C => […]

Gogeometry Problem 354








From Gogeometry Using : Isometric transformation Additional points congruent triangles Define J in FG such as JG ⊥ JB => JB=GD ED//BF => ∠JBF=∠HDE In ΔHDE, ∠HDE + ∠DEH =90° => in ΔJBF, ∠JBF + ∠BFJ =90° =>∠JFB = ∠HED FB=DE => ΔJBF is congruent to ΔHDE (AAA) => JB=HD […]

Gogeometry Problem 217