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Omni-MATH / Let ABC be an acute triangle. Let DAC,EAB, and FBC be isosceles triangles exterior to ABC, with DA=DC,EA=EB, and FB=FC, such that ∠ADC=2∠BAC, ∠BEA=2∠ABC, ∠CFB=2∠ACB. Let D' be the … · Discussion

Discussing Let ABC be an acute triangle. Let DAC,EAB, and FBC be isosceles triangles exterior to ABC, with DA=DC,EA=EB, and FB=FC, such that ∠ADC=2∠BAC, ∠BEA=2∠ABC, ∠CFB=2∠ACB. Let D' be the … · Omni-MATH

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