Let A, be the center of the square inscribed in acute triangle ABC with two vertices of the square onside BC (as shown in the figure below). Thus, one of the two remaining vertices of the square lies onside AB and the other on side AC. Points B, and C, are defined in a similar way for inscribed squareswith two vertices on sides AC and AB, respectively. Prove that lines AA,, BB, CC, are concurrent.SEBA₁

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Let A, be the center of the square inscribed in acute triangle ABC with two vertice side BC (as shown in the figure below). Thus, one of the two remaining vertices of side AB and the other on side AC. Points B, and C, are defined in a similar way for with two vertices on sides AC and AB, respectively. Prove that lines AA,, BB, CC, a

Let A, be the center of the square inscribed in acute triangle ABC with two vertice side BC (as shown in the figure below). Thus, one of the two remaining vertices of side AB and the other on side AC. Points B, and C, are defined in a similar way for with two vertices on sides AC and AB, respectively. Prove that lines AA,, BB, CC, a

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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