An arbitrary point on the parabola y=x2. Shown are the tangent in that point and a line segment perpendicular to it. What is the minimal height h? Inspired by
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Two intersecting circles and a common tangent. The two tangency points are shown in black. Prove that the three red points are collinear. Inspired by Di Pasquale ea.
Two perpendicular squares inside a circle. The circle centre is located on the side of one square. The line segment connecting two vertices has length a. What is the circle area?
Two rectangles share a vertex. Two line segments connecting opposing vertices and the common side intersect in a single point. Prove that the rectangles are similar.
Two tangent circles and a third circle touching the line segment connecting their centres in the tangency point. Prove that the red points (centre and two intersection points) are collinear.
Two squares share a vertex. Two other vertices are 4 units apart. A third green square has the centres as opposite vertices. What is its area? Inspired by
@Geek371
A triangle containing an altitude and the inscribed circle. One tangency point is shown. The red line segments have equal length. What is the proportion of the triangle sides a : b : c?
A triangle containing two congruent squares. Each square has 1/3 the perimeter and 1/6 the area of the triangle. What’s the triangle side length proportion a : b : c?
Three semicircles and a circle all touching each other. The diameters of the two smallest semicircles are given. The large triangle connects three tangency points. What is the area of the green quadrilateral? Inspired by
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