Olympiad Geometry Problem #50: Incenter, Midpoint, Parallel

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Here is a fantastic problem that I found on the Art of Problem Solving Forum by the poster Twilight Zone, one of my favorite TV shows! Not sure where he/she got the problem, but it was a delight to solve. Link below.
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This is very useful. It would be nice if you could show the way to do it without projective.
Thanks,

Lionroarr
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hi Michael, will you ever do a video on inversion?

helo
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Let α and β be two circles of centers O and P, respectively, and radius OP both. One of the points where these circles intersect is A. The line AP intersects β in B and the line OB intersects α in C. Finally, the line CP intersects β in D. Find the measure of ∠CDO.

jdparking