The quadrilateral is inscribed. The point is the orthocenter of and the points and are symmetric to the points and with respect to the lines and , respectively. The point is a center of the circumscribed circle of . The point is the orthocenter of and the points and are symmetric to the points and with respect to the lines and , respectively. The point is a center of the circumscribed circle of . Denote the line by . The lines , , and are defined analogously. Let , , , and . Prove that the points , and are concyclic.
Solution
We will need the following lemma.
Lemma. The point lies on the line , where is the center of the circumcircle of . The ratio depends on only.
Proof. Let and be the intersection points of and with the circumcircle of . Since and are symmetric with respect to , the quadrilateral is a rhombus, as . Analogously, is a rhombus with . Therefore and are similar, whence
This means that belongs to the line and the ratio depends on only.
It is clear that is a parallelogram (it follows from ) and the points and are homothetic to and , respectively, with respect to . It follows from the lemma that the ratios of these two homotheties are equal (since they depend on only). Therefore , i.e. the line is parallel to .
We obtain that the sides of are parallel to the corresponding sides of . This means that is inscribed.