In triangle ABC, A′, B′, and C′ are on the sides BC, AC, and AB, respectively. Given that AA′, BB′, and CC′ are concurrent at the point O, and that OA′AO+OB′BO+OC′CO=92, find OA′AO⋅OB′BO⋅OC′CO.
解析
Solution 1
Let KA=[BOC],KB=[COA], and KC=[AOB]. Due to triangles BOC and ABC having the same base,
OA′AO+1=OA′AA′=[BOC][ABC]=KAKA+KB+KC.
Therefore, we have
OA′AO=KAKB+KCOB′BO=KBKA+KCOC′CO=KCKA+KB.
Thus, we are given
KAKB+KC+KBKA+KC+KCKA+KB=92.
Combining and expanding gives
KAKBKCKA2KB+KAKB2+KA2KC+KAKC2+KB2KC+KBKC2=92.
We desire KAKBKC(KB+KC)(KC+KA)(KA+KB). Expanding this gives
As in above solutions, find ∑cycxy+z=92 (where O=(x:y:z) in barycentric coordinates). Now letting y=z=1 we get x2+2(x+1)=92⟹x+x1=45, and so x2(x+1)2=2(x+x1+2)=2⋅47=94.
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Solution 4 (Ceva's Theorem)
A consequence of Ceva's theorem sometimes attributed to Gergonne is that OA′AO=C′BAC′+B′CAB′, and similarly for cevians BB′ and CC′. Now we apply Gergonne several times and do algebra: