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Olympiad math problem - Show that a pair of lines is parallel

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In ABC find points X,Y,Z such that AXYZ is rhombus

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About Euler's line.

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Proving concurrency

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Working with equilateral pentagon

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Isosceles triangle and altitude

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$14$ points in a regular hexagon of side $2$

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What is considered the best most recent, up to date English translation of Newton’s Principia?

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Regular simplex maximizes minimum distance of convex hulls of any 2-partition of r points ( ~ "margin")

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Given a right angled triangle ABC, where AP is the median and Q is a point on AB then find AQ in terms of given.

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Why is the ratio of two particular sides of the right triangle equal to sine of the angle?

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Can we place $18$ points in a regular hexagon of side $2$ such that the minimal distance between points is $>1$?

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Area of a parallelogram using similar triangles

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Prove that at least one area is less then one quarter of area of ABC

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P is a point inside triangle ABC, and D,E,F are the legs of the altitudes from P to BC,CA,AB

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