#4030
Dear Geometers,
Three Euler lines concurrent with angle of them equals to 60 degree
Problem: Let ABC be a triangle, construct on the sides of ABC three equilateral triangles BA'C, CB'A, AC'B either all outward or all inward. Three lines through A', B', C' and parallel to BC, CA, AB form a triangle A''B''C''.
Dear Geometers,
Three Euler lines concurrent with angle of them equals to 60 degree
Problem: Let ABC be a triangle, construct on the sides of ABC three equilateral triangles BA'C, CB'A, AC'B either all outward or all inward. Three lines through A', B', C' and parallel to BC, CA, AB form a triangle A''B''C''.
Then show that:
The Euler lines of B'A''C', C'B''A', A'C''B' are concurrent.
The angle of these Euler lines equals to 60 degree.
Which is the point of concurrence in ETC?
Best regards
Sincerely
Dao Thanh Oai
Best regards
Sincerely
Dao Thanh Oai
#4031
[Francisco Javier Garcia Capitan]
Dear Dao,
Best regards,
Francisco Javier.
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