2023 SSMO Team Round Problems/Problem 11
Problem
Let be a cyclic quadrilateral such that
is the diameter. Let
be the orthocenter of
. Define
, and
. If
,
, and
, suppose
Find
.
Solution
Since is a diameter,
and
are right angles. Therefore, since
, quadrilateral
is cyclic.
It is well known that is a parallelogram, which can be proven through angle chasing.
Using the Sine Area Formula, we have and
Thus, the ratio of the areas is since
.
Given that the diameter has length and
, let
. Then, by Power of a Point from
, we have
Expanding both sides:
Solving gives . Since
, it follows that
.
Therefore, and
. Then the area ratio is
so the final answer is
.
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