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ssupermath
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yptsoi
Frequent VisitorJoined: 24 Jan 2004Posts: 46
Location: Hong Kong
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Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2005 9:52 am Post subject:
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Since your question is too concise and seems to have typos, I would like to rewrite the problem:
Problem
and are two chords of a circle. The circles with diameter and respectively meet at and . Lines and meet at . Prove that are collinear. Indeed there is a more general result:
and are two chords of a circle. Two circles having chords and respectively meet at and . Lines and meet at . Prove that are collinear.
Actually this is a well-known theorem: The radical axes of three circles are concurrent.
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