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Concyclic Points in Geometry Problems

The document presents multiple geometry problems involving concyclic points, circles, and triangle properties. Each problem requires proving specific relationships among points derived from intersections of lines and circles. The problems are designed for advanced mathematical understanding, particularly in the context of triangle geometry and circle theorems.

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Concyclic Points in Geometry Problems

The document presents multiple geometry problems involving concyclic points, circles, and triangle properties. Each problem requires proving specific relationships among points derived from intersections of lines and circles. The problems are designed for advanced mathematical understanding, particularly in the context of triangle geometry and circle theorems.

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Problem. Let t be the tangent at the vertex C to the circumcircle of


△ABC. A line p parallel to t intersects BC and AC at points D and E,
respectively. Prove that the points A, B, D and E are concyclic.

Problem. Two circles of unequal radii intersect in two distinct points P


and Q. A line through P cuts the first circle in A and the second circle in
B. Let M be the midpoint of AB.
If the line M Q meets the first circle again at X and the second circle again
at Z, then prove that M divides XZ internally in the ratio 1 : 1.
(X and Z are different from Q.)

Problem. (INMO 2022) Let D be an interior point on the side BC of an


acute-angled triangle ABC. Let the circumcircle of triangle ABD intersect
AC again at E, and the circumcircle of triangle ADC intersect AB again at
F . Let AD, BE, and CF intersect the circumcircle of triangle ABC again
at D1 , E1 , and F1 , respectively. Let I and I1 be the incenters of triangles
DEF and D1 E1 F1 , respectively. Prove that E, F, I, I1 are concyclic.

Problem. (RMO 2025) Let Ω and Γ be circles centered on O1 , O2 ,


respectively. Suppose that they intersect in distinct points A,B. Suppose
O1 is outside Γ and O2 is outside Ω. Let l be not passing through A and B
that interests Ω at P and R and Γ at Q,S so that P ,Q,R,S lie on the line
in this order. Furthermore, the points O1 , B lie on one side of l and the
points O2 , A lie on the other side of l . Given that the points A, P , Q, O1
are concyclic and B, R, S, O2 are concyclic as well, prove that AQ = BR.

Problem. (EGMO 2015 P1) Let △ABC be an acute-angled triangle, and


let D be the foot of the altitude from C. The angle bisector of ̸ ABC
intersects CD at E and meets the circumcircle ω of triangle △ADE again
at F. If ̸ ADF = 45◦ , show that CF is tangent to ω.

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