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Problem

. Let

be a convex pentagon having a circumcircle and satisfying

. The
point

is the intersection of the diagonals

and

. The lines

and

intersect in point

.
Show that the line

is parallel to the diagonal

. (Gottfried Perz)
Solution.
By assumption, the triangle

is isosceles, which implies that the tangent to circle in

is parallel to

.
We apply Pascal’s theorem to the inscribed hexagon

: The intersection point of the
opposite sides

and

is

, the intersection point of the opposite sides

and

is

,
and the intersection point of the parallel opposite sides

and

is the point at infinity corresponding
to direction

. Therefore,

is parallel to

. (Stefan Leopoldseder) Αυστρία

.
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