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5 points conyclic
Source: (2022 -) 2023 XVI Dürer Math Competition Regional E4
5/25/2024
Let be a circle with diameter and centre . Let C be an arbitrary point on the circle different from and . Let be the point for which , , and (in this order) are the four vertices of a parallelogram. Let be the intersection of the line and the circle , and let be the orthocenter of the triangle . Prove that the points lie on a circle.
geometryConcyclic
ant travels inside a circular disc
Source: (2022 -) 2023 XVI Dürer Math Competition Regional E+4
5/25/2024
We are given an angle and a circular disc. An ant begins its journey from an interior point of the disc, travelling in a straight line in a certain direction. When it reaches the edge of the disc, it does the following: it turns clockwise by the angle , and if its new direction does not point towards the interior of the disc, it turns by the angle again, and repeats this until it faces the interior. Then it continues its journey in this new direction and turns as before every time when it reaches the edge. For what values of is it true that for any starting point and initial direction the ant eventually returns to its starting position?
combinatoricsgeometrycombinatorial geometry