Geometry Problem 1498: Intersecting Circles, Diameter, Common Chord, Secant, Cyclic Quadrilateral, Concurrent Lines, Concyclic and Collinear Points

Two circles with collinear diameters AC and BD intersect at M and N as shown in the figure. Chords BF, CG and MN are concurrent at E. AG and DF are extended to meet at H. Prove that: (1) H,G,E,F are concyclic points, (2) H,G,K,C are concyclic points, (3) G,A,D,F are concyclic points, (4) G,A,K,E are concyclic points, (5) G,B,C,F are concyclic points, (6) E,K,D,F are concyclic points, (7) H,M,N are collinear points.

Geometry Problem 1498: Intersecting Circles, Diameter, Common Chord, Secant, Cyclic Quadrilateral, Concurrent Lines, Concyclic and Collinear Points

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Geometry Problem 1498: Intersecting Circles, Diameter, Common Chord, Secant, Cyclic Quadrilateral, Concurrent Lines, Concyclic and Collinear Points, Chichen Itza in the background

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