#1674
Dear Dr Clack Kimberling, and all Geometer,
When I studied X(5562) = REFLECTION OF X(52) IN X(5) I found a new nice result as follows:
Let ABC be a triangle, let three points A',B',C' on the circumcircle, such that AA'//BB'//CC'. Then the triangle A0B0C0 form(bounded) by three Simson line of A',B',C'
1-A0B0C0 are similar and perpective with ABC. Which is the locus of perspector?
2- Center of circle (A0B0C0) , the orthocenter of (A0B0C0) also lie on the circle with diameter X(3)X(4) center X(5)
3-I don't know when the A'B'C' [read A0B0C0] becomes a point, but I known A'B'C' becomes a point three time when we moved A',B',C' on circumcircle (such that AA'//BB'//CC'), these points also lie on the circle with diameter X(3)X(4) center X(5)
Please see the figure attachment.
Best regards
Sincerely
Dao Thanh Oai
----------------------------------------
#1676
Dear
Dao Thanh Oai,
[DTO]:
Let ABC be a triangle, let three points A',B',C' on the circumcircle, such that AA'//BB'//CC'. Then the triangle A0B0C0 form (bounded) by three Simson line of A',B',C'
1-A0B0C0 are similar and perpective with ABC. Which is the locus of perspector?
************
a circular quintic which is the antigonal of K027.
Best regards
Bernard Gibert
----------------------------------------
#1687
Dear Dao,
as for the locus has answered Bernard Gibert.
In your third observation you write that you don't know
when A'B'C' becomes a point. I think that you mean
AoBoCo becomes a point.
This happens when A' is a vertex of an equilateral triangle XYZ.
The construction of X (not ruler and compass) is as follows:
The parallel from A to BC meets the circle of ABC at A1.
Trisect the arc AA1 (not containing BC) and the point X
is one of the trisecting points such that AX = (2/3)AA1.
Best regards
Nikos Dergiades
----------------------------------------
#1688
Dear Mister Nikos Dergiades,
Thank to You very very very much,
1- Oh, I have a mistake, but I mean AoBoCo becomes a point.
2- The locus of the perspector cuts the circle with diameter X(3)X(4) at four points : A1,B1,C1 and X(4); I think the triangle A1B1C1 isa equilateral triangle. (because I can not draw the locus, so I can not check it exactly). Would do you like check it (A0B0C0 is the equilateral triangle)?
Best regards
Sincerely
Dao Thanh Oai
----------------------------------------
#1691
Dear Dao,
If the Simson lines of the points A1,B1,C1 are concurrent
then both triangles A1B1C1, A0B0C0 are equilateral.
Regards
Nikos Dergiades
Δεν υπάρχουν σχόλια:
Δημοσίευση σχολίου