Consider the right isosceles △ABC at A. Let L be the intersection of the bisector of ∠ACB with AB and K the intersection point of CL with the bisector of BC. Let X be the point on line AK such that ∠KCX=90o and let Y be the point of intersection of CX with the circumcircle of △ABC. Let Y′ the reflection of point Y wrt BC. Prove that B−K−Y′.Notation: A−B−C means than points A,B,C are collinear in that order i.e. B lies between A and C. geometryisoscelesright trianglecollinear