Let
be a tangential quadrilateral,
meets
at
. Construct a circle (G) center at
.
are intersection of four polar line of
to
. Easily show that
are parallelogram.
meets
at
.
Prove that
, and center of circumcribed
are collinear.
The polar of
meet
at
; The polar of
meet
at
Prove that
are tangential quadrilateral similar
(but not homothetic)
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Solution by: Luis González
are then the poles of
WRT
and
are the polars of
and
WRT
is the pole of
WRT
But, as
is the polar of
WRT
we have
and therefore
are collinear.
The second proposition is not completely true.
is indeed tangential but not similar to
in general.
Let
be the projections of
on
and
the projections of
on
Then
are the polars of
WRT
i.e.
are the inverses of
WRT
Hence, from cyclic
we get
Similarly
so
are all homothetic with center 
Dilatate
carrying
onto
i.e.
(note here that ABCD and ABLI are not similar). If
touches
at
and
cuts
at
then
and
are homothetic
is B- isosceles
Similarly
there is a circle
touching
at
By Newton's theorem (degenerate Brianchon theorem) in
the lines
and
concur, thus by the converse of Newton's theorem in
it follows that
touches
i.e.
is tangential
the original
is tangential.
Prove that
The polar of
Prove that
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The second proposition is not completely true.
Let
Dilatate
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