Geometry Tutorial #2 -Angle Chasing (Practice)

[@A.E-r1k]

Dude great wooork

[@Oppenheimer-mr8pk]

Thank you so much!!! I'm currently stuck in the 7th chapter... I really hope you continue the series till then! Again, You're such a lifesaver!!!

[@mohamedfarih2502]

We are definitely reaching the imo with this one 🔥🔥

[@bata3258]

Really glad that u chose Canada 1997 p4 as an example, I was able to do other questions(which came before it in the textbook) and I didn't understand the motivation behind it in the solution provided in the book, I didn't look at this video before cuz I wanted to solve the problems myself, so I felt quite surprised when I found u did it, it was too good to be true

[@littlefermat]

@@bata3258 yeah that one is highly unmotivated unless you think about it that way. What construction helps making the condition doable

[@khushiforstudy]

thanks bro !!!!1 cant wait for ch 2 explaination

[@anirudhkharayat3433]

nice session

[@rili9802]

well done!

[@ArnavAgrawal-z9y]

Sir please bring the lecture of centres of triangle and similarity because in our country the 2nd stage for selection of IMO is going to be conducted after a short period of time only

[@cmdcs1]

Love these tutorial playlists 🙏

[@skibiditoilet-tu9bv]

thx dude

[@caiodavi9829]

thanks :)

[@Saad-sl8xc]

Thanks for the insights! Could you please add a pdf of few past Olympiad problems in description for us to practice?

[@littlefermat]

@@Saad-sl8xc you can use the EGMO book excercises, they are pretty good

[@KabirkhanGori]

Another way would be to extend AD and prove that it subtends 90 degrees equivalent to proving that AKCD is cyclic

[@rst_frdaa]

6:10

[@nifesimikotun6313]

yoooooooo guess whoo dropped

[@MT40780]

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[@sergeygorodinskiy4456]

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