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Geometry Difficulty 5.8 AIME, harder Prove it

一、(40 points) As shown in Figure 11, the circumcenter of ABC\triangle A B C is OO, and D,ED, E are arbitrary points on CA,ABC A, A B respectively. F,G,HF, G, H are the midpoints of segments BD,CE,DEB D, C E, D E respectively, and DED E intersects the circumcircle of FGH\triangle F G H at another point II. Prove that: OIDEO I \perp D E.

Solution

As shown in Figure 4, connect IFIF, IGIG, HFHF, HGHG, and FGFG.
From the given, DC\Perp2HGDC \Perp_{2} HG, EB\Perp2FHEB \Perp_{2} FH.
Also, since II, HH, GG, and FF are concyclic,
IGF=IHF=AED. \angle IGF = \angle IHF = \angle AED.
Similarly, IFG=ADE\angle IFG = \angle ADE.
Thus, IFGADE\triangle IFG \backsim \triangle ADE
IF:FG:GI=AD:DE:EA. \Rightarrow IF : FG : GI = AD : DE : EA.

For the cyclic quadrilateral IFGHIFGH, by Ptolemy's theorem, we have
IFHG+FGIH=GIFHAD2HG+DE2IH=EA2FHADDC+DE2IH=EAEB(R2OE2)+(EI2DI2)=R2OD2(R is the radius of O)OD2OE2=DI2EI2OIDE. \begin{array}{l} IF \cdot HG + FG \cdot IH = GI \cdot FH \\ \Rightarrow AD \cdot 2HG + DE \cdot 2IH = EA \cdot 2FH \\ \Rightarrow AD \cdot DC + DE \cdot 2IH = EA \cdot EB \\ \Rightarrow \left(R^2 - OE^2\right) + \left(EI^2 - DI^2\right) \\ = R^2 - OD^2 \quad (R \text{ is the radius of } \odot O) \\ \Rightarrow OD^2 - OE^2 = DI^2 - EI^2 \\ \Rightarrow OI \perp DE. \end{array}

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