bisectors theorem


Bisectors theorem.
Let A⁢B⁢C a triangle, and A⁢P the angle bisectorMathworldPlanetmath of ∠⁢C⁢A⁢B. Then

B⁢PP⁢C=B⁢AC⁢A.

Generalization of bisectors theorem.
Let A⁢B⁢C a triangle, and P any point on the side B⁢C. Then

B⁢PP⁢C=B⁢A⁢sin⁡B⁢A⁢PC⁢A⁢sin⁡P⁢A⁢C.

The latest theorem even holds when P is not on the segment B⁢C but anywhere on the line (possibly at the infnity), but in this case, the ratio B⁢P/P⁢C must be done with directed segments and the angles considered as directed angles.

Title bisectors theorem
Canonical name BisectorsTheorem
Date of creation 2013-03-22 14:49:23
Last modified on 2013-03-22 14:49:23
Owner drini (3)
Last modified by drini (3)
Numerical id 9
Author drini (3)
Entry type Theorem
Classification msc 51A05
Synonym angle bisector theorem
Synonym generalization of bisectors theorem
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