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Omni-MATH / Let G₁G₂G₃ be a triangle with G₁G₂=7,G₂G₃=13, and G₃G₁=15. Let G₄ be a point outside triangle G₁G₂G₃ so that ray (G₁G₄)→ cuts through the interior of the triangle, G₃G₄=G₄G₂, and … · Discussion

Discussing Let G₁G₂G₃ be a triangle with G₁G₂=7,G₂G₃=13, and G₃G₁=15. Let G₄ be a point outside triangle G₁G₂G₃ so that ray (G₁G₄)→ cuts through the interior of the triangle, G₃G₄=G₄G₂, and … · Omni-MATH

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