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    The document discusses the Simson line, which is defined as the line joining the feet of the perpendiculars let fall from any point on the circumcircle of a triangle upon the sides of the triangle. It proves that the Simson lines of diametrically opposite points on the circumcircle are perpendicular to each other and meet on the nine-point circle. The conclusion is that the Simson lines are subtended by the same arc of the circumcircle since the triangles formed are cyclic.

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    Proving a theorem relative to Simson Lines

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    The document discusses the Simson line, which is defined as the line joining the feet of the perpendiculars let fall from any point on the circumcircle of a triangle upon the sides of the triangle. It proves that the Simson lines of diametrically opposite points on the circumcircle are perpendicular to each other and meet on the nine-point circle. The conclusion is that the Simson lines are subtended by the same arc of the circumcircle since the triangles formed are cyclic.

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    Simson Lines Exercise

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    The document discusses the Simson line, which is defined as the line joining the feet of the perpendiculars let fall from any point on the circumcircle of a triangle upon the sides of the triangle. It proves that the Simson lines of diametrically opposite points on the circumcircle are perpendicular to each other and meet on the nine-point circle. The conclusion is that the Simson lines are subtended by the same arc of the circumcircle since the triangles formed are cyclic.

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    SIMSON LINES

    ABELLA | C A R E S O S A | PASIGAY

    SIMSON LINE
    the line joining the feet
    of the perpendiculars
    let fall from any point
    on the circumcircle of a
    triangle upon the sides
    of the triangle

    PROVE
    "The simson line of
    diametrically opposite points
    on the circumcircle are
    perpendicular to each other
    and meet on the nine-point
    circle."

    Darker
    Version

    Darker
    Version

    What can we
    notice about

    is cyclic

    Darker
    Version

    Because they are


    subtended by the
    same arc

    (subtended by the same arc)

    CONCLUSION:

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