Dynamic Geometry Problem 1446: The Lemoine Line

Tangents to the circumcircle of triangle ABC, at points A, B, and C, meet sides BC, AC, and BA at points E, F, and D, respectively. Then E, F, D are collinear and line DEF is called the Lemoine line of triangle ABC.

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Geometry Problem 1446: Lemoine Line. Using GeoGebra


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Poster of Lemoine Line Using iPad

 

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