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Thursday, September 10, 2009

KBB3 Problem 3

In a triangle ABC, D is the midpoint of BC. O_1 is the circumcenter of ABD and O_2 is the circumcenter of ACD.

M is the midpoint of arc BD opposite from A.

N is the midpoint of arc CD opposite from A.

P is the midpoint of arc AB opposite from D.

Q is the midpoint of arc AC opposite from D.

R on the circumcircle of ABD such that O_1R \perp AC.

O_1 and R are on different sides of AC or its extension.

S on the circumcircle of ACD such that O_2S \perp AB.

O_2 and S are on different sides of AB or its extension.

Prove that MN, PS, and QR are concurrent.

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