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Which of the hexagons is bigger?

Source: 43rd International Tournament of Towns, Junior A-Level P5, Fall 2021

2/18/2023
A parallelogram ABCDABCD is split by the diagonal BDBD into two equal triangles. A regular hexagon is inscribed into the triangle ABDABD so that two of its consecutive sides lie on ABAB and ADAD and one of its vertices lies on BDBD. Another regular hexagon is inscribed into the triangle CBDCBD{} so that two of its consecutive vertices lie on CBCB and CDCD and one of its sides lies on BDBD. Which of the hexagons is bigger?
Konstantin Knop
geometryhexagonTournament of Towns
Chess tournament at ToT

Source: 43rd International Tournament of Towns, Junior O-Level P5, Fall 2021

2/18/2023
There were 20 participants in a chess tournament. Each of them played with each other twice: once as white and once as black. Let us say that participant XX{} is no weaker than participant YY{} if XX{} has won at least the same number of games playing white as YY{} and also has won at least the same number of games playing black as YY{} . Do there exist for sure two participants AA{} and BB{} such that AA{} is not weaker than BB{}?
Boris Frenkin
combinatoricsgraph theoryTournament of Towns
Proving tangents

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5/14/2022
A quadrilateral ABCD is inscribed into a circle ω with center O. The circumcircle of the triangle AOC intersects the lines AB, BC, CD and DA the second time at the points M, N, K and L respectively. Prove that the lines MN, KL and the tangents to ω at the points A и C all touch the same circle.
geometry