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    (Ahmed Faiz) Find The Radius of The A-Mixtilinear Circle in Terms of AB, AC and Angle A

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    The radius of the A-mixtilinear circle in terms of AB, AC and angle ∠A can be determined using trigonometric relationships and properties of circles. The incenter I is found by intersecting the angle bisector of ∠A with sides AB and AC. Let x be the distance from I to AB and AC. Using trigonometric identities involving x, AB, AC and the angle ∠A, the radius ρ can be expressed solely in terms of these known values.

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    The radius of the A-mixtilinear circle in terms of AB, AC and angle ∠A can be determined using trigonometric relationships and properties of circles. The incenter I is found by intersecting the angle bisector of ∠A with sides AB and AC. Let x be the distance from I to AB and AC. Using trigonometric identities involving x, AB, AC and the angle ∠A, the radius ρ can be expressed solely in terms of these known values.

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    The radius of the A-mixtilinear circle in terms of AB, AC and angle ∠A can be determined using trigonometric relationships and properties of circles. The incenter I is found by intersecting the angle bisector of ∠A with sides AB and AC. Let x be the distance from I to AB and AC. Using trigonometric identities involving x, AB, AC and the angle ∠A, the radius ρ can be expressed solely in terms of these known values.

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    1298. (Ahmed Faiz) Find the radius of the A-mixtilinear circle in terms of AB, AC and angle ∠A.

    Lemma

    The points of contact of the A-mixtilinear incircle with the sides AB and AC are found by intersecting these
    sides with the line through the incenter I perpendicular to the angle bisector AI.
    Solution

    circle (O,ρ’) tangent to AB, AC at D,E respectively and also tangent to arc BC

    I incircle of ∆ ABC, circle (I, ρ) tangent to AB, AC at C’,B’ respectively and also tangent to BC

    a+b+c
    (AB)=c, (AC)=b, (BC)=a , (AC’)=(AB’)=x, (AD)=(AD’)=x’, (AI)=y, s =
    2

    (AC’)=(AB’)=
    a + b + c 2a b + c − a
    x =s−a = − = (1)
    2 2 2

    ∆ ABC: cosine law


    a 2 = b 2 + c 2 − 2cb ⋅ cos w ( 2 )

    w ρ w
    ∆ AIC’: tan = ⇒ ρ = x tan ( 3)
    2 x 2

    w x x
    ∆ AIC’: cos = ⇒y=
    w
    ( 4)
    2 y cos
    2

    ∆ AID:
    w y y ( 4) x
    cos = ⇒ x' = =
    2 x' w w
    cos cos 2
    2 2

    w ρ ' ∆ AIC ρ
    ∆ AOD: tan= =
    2 x' x

    w w
    ( 3),( 5 ) x ⋅ x tan
    x sin (1),( 2)
    x'ρ 2 2 ⇒
    ⇒= ρ' = =
    x w w
    x cos 2 cos3
    2 2
    w
    sin
    b + c − b 2 + c 2 − 2cb ⋅ cos w 2
    ρ'=
    2 w
    cos3
    2

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