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Mathematical Education, 2019, Issue 1(89), Pages 2–8 (Mi mo660)  

Students and teachers of secondary school

Proportional segments, a polygon, and Chevy's lines into a circle of the 7-th year students' research competence

V. K. Gavrilov
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Abstract: It is received an equality analogous to Chevy's equality for a polygon inscribed into a circumference over the ends of the chords with cross point. A new version of proof of Ponsel's theorem is offered for a polygon inscribed into a circumference with an odd or even numbers of sides. It is offered an analog to Menelaus' theorem for a polygon of “star” type inscribed into a circumference.
Keywords: circle, proportional segments, polygon, contour, Cheva lines.
Document Type: Article
UDC: 514.112.4
Language: Russian
Citation: V. K. Gavrilov, “Proportional segments, a polygon, and Chevy's lines into a circle of the 7-th year students' research competence”, Math. Ed., 2019, no. 1(89), 2–8
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\paper Proportional segments, a polygon, and Chevy's lines into a circle of the 7-th year students' research competence
\jour Math. Ed.
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\pages 2--8
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