a Consider a non-degenerate ▲ABC with sides a, b and c opposite vertices A, B, and C, respectively, let y = ₁° 0°c, and let O, Þ, and I be the respective measures of the interior angles of AABC as indicated in the diagram below. Show that PC,2 PB,2 ° PA,20 = ² but PA,20 ° PB,24 ° PC,24 = 1.

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Consider a non-degenerate AABC with sides a, b and c opposite vertices
A, B, and C, respectively, let y=0a0b0c, and let 9, Þ, and be the
V
respective measures of the interior angles of AABC as indicated in the
diagram below. Show that PC.2PB.2 ° PA,20 = 7² but PA,20 ° PB,20 °
PC,24 = l.
O
C
Y
a
b
B
C
A
Transcribed Image Text:Consider a non-degenerate AABC with sides a, b and c opposite vertices A, B, and C, respectively, let y=0a0b0c, and let 9, Þ, and be the V respective measures of the interior angles of AABC as indicated in the diagram below. Show that PC.2PB.2 ° PA,20 = 7² but PA,20 ° PB,20 ° PC,24 = l. O C Y a b B C A
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Step 1: Introduction and Related Data

In the given problem, we are examining geometric transformations on triangle ΔABC.

For any triangle:

  • A reflection across an angle bisector followed by another reflection across a different angle bisector results in a rotation about the third vertex by twice the angle at that vertex.
  • The composition of two reflections is another reflection.
  • The composition of three reflections is a rotation.
  • The identity transformation, denoted ι, leaves every point unchanged.

Given:

  1. ρX,α represents a rotation about vertex X through an angle 
  2. σX denotes a reflection in the angle bisector at vertex X .
  3. γ is defined as the composition of reflections in the angle bisectors at vertices A,B and C , in sequence.
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