Suppose n>2 and let A1,…,An be points on the plane such that no three are collinear.
(a) Suppose M1,…,Mn be points on segments A1A2,A2A3,…,AnA1 respectively. Prove that if B1,…,Bn are points in triangles M2A2M1,M3A3M2,…,M1A1Mn respectively then ∣B1B2∣+∣B2B3∣+⋯+∣BnB1∣≤∣A1A2∣+∣A2A3∣+⋯+∣AnA1∣
Where ∣XY∣ means the length of line segment between X and Y.(b) If X, Y and Z are three points on the plane then by HXYZ we mean the half-plane that it's boundary is the exterior angle bisector of angle XYZ^ and doesn't contain X and Z ,having Y crossed out.
Prove that if C1,…,Cn are points in HAnA1A2,HA1A2A3,…,HAn−1AnA1 then ∣A1A2∣+∣A2A3∣+⋯+∣AnA1∣≤∣C1C2∣+∣C2C3∣+⋯+∣CnC1∣Time allowed for this problem was 2 hours.