O is the incenter of a triangle ABC. A circle of
center O cuts AB, BC, and AC (extended if necessary) at D, E, F, G, H, and
M, as shown in the figure below. Prove that (1) the triangle EAH is isosceles (AE = AH),
similarly, the triangles DBF and GCM are isosceles; (2) DE = FG = HM.
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— José Luis da Vila (@jldavilaa01) August 10, 2017
1 Incenter + 1 Circle Concentric w/Incenter = 😮? (T/Y 2 @gogeometry) https://t.co/QTTT3e8VgI @geogebra #math #mathchat #mathGIF #mathchat pic.twitter.com/ilPJjWMZXR
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