Olympiad Geometry Problem #54: Projective Geometry Part 1

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Due to popular demand, I have created a lesson on how cross ratios work, since I have used them very often on my channel. Just knowing this can help solve many problems, although there are still many other theorems in projective geometry. I hope to post more tutorials on projective geometry in the future!
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Hi michael, thanks for the videos. Do you have like a playlist of all problems solved/tutorials using projective geo?

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Can you do more tutorial videos about olympiad geometry on topics such as power of point,
Inversion, and synthetic configurations that show up often on math competitions.
By the way, your content is amazing!!

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i've noticed a lot of ur videos seem to use projective geometry... does this mean most olympiad geometry problems can be solved using it? how do we know when we should (and when we shouldn't) use projective geometry?

p.s. thanks so much for the awesome vids, they've really quickly helped me familiarise and get comfortable with projective geometry xD

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I have a question. You write (B, E;C, D)=(K, N;M, L). Is it also true that (B, C;E, D)=(K, L;N, M)?

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