Hi, I want to participate in Imo too, but I don't know how to prepare and I'm at the starting level so you can give me some advice? What books do you recommend for the starting level?
Great explanation.
I love this problem!
How BPB' Is collinear? And is P the midpoint, why? Help me
Nice I solved it using the second approach
Tbh it doesn't feel like an IMO problem, I think it's not hard solving it with homothety
yeah homothety was the first thing that came to mind but still I feel like it was ok for a problem 4. took me an hour to solve
@@krstev29 I wish haha. I'm just solving the problems to keep myself in shape and this one especially gained my attention because it was proposed by a man whose problems apear very frequently in my national MO
Man i have been trying to solve this problem for 2 hours, and cant still get it(im 14yrs old)😂. I dont want to watch the video but still my temptations are high to watch it but I don’t want to because then I will “ooo that’s how you do it” 😂
Edit: solved it hahaha😂
did you get problem 3 yet? I cant even figure out a way to start my thought process XD
@@dijarademi133 😂the problems are already available on the imo website so you can download them in your language. I've seen dedekind cuts has uploaded a video on the problem but I wanted to try to solve it myself first
guys did he solve it without inversion or homothety juust reply yes or not bc i dont want to be spoiled
No inversion and only one solution which you could say technically uses an idea that is “homothetic” but can be easily derived from similarity
@@ShefsofProblemSolving thanlks for replying i did it with the intersection of paralell lines through x and y is on is ai and xprime yprime and i are collinear and i am really happy and also happy bc you replied and can you tell me some tips to improve my olympiad level geometry i study 5 6 hours a day in geometry
Love you sir!! You're so underrated! My dream is to get to the IMO :)