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Online Math: Geometry Problem 1036: Triangle, Three equal Incircles, Tangent lines, Inradius, Equal Inradii. Level: School, College.

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The figure below shows a triangle ABC where A1, B1, and C1 are on BC, AC, and AB, respectively, so that the incircles of triangles AB1C1, BA1C1, and CA1B1 are equal. Prove that the inradius of triangle A1B1C1 is equal to the inradius of triangle A2B2C2.
 

Geometry Problem 1036: Triangle, Three equal Incircles, Tangent lines, Inradius, Equal Inradii

 

 

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