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Problem 3

Let Γ\Gamma be the circumcircle of a triangle ABCABC. A circle passing through points AA and CC meets the sides BCBC and BABA at DD and EE, respectively. The lines ADAD and CECE meet Γ\Gamma again at GG and HH, respectively. The tangent lines of Γ\Gamma at AA and CC meet the line DEDE at LL and MM, respectively. Prove that the lines LHLH and MGMG meet at a point on Γ\Gamma.
Step 5 of 5: Repeat for LH
LH∩Γ=MG∩Γ=PLH\cap\Gamma=MG\cap\Gamma=P
Detailed analysis

Let Q be the second intersection of LH with Gamma. Repeating the same tangent, power, and cyclicity argument shows that Q also lies on Gamma'. The circles Gamma and Gamma' have the same relevant intersection point (or the same tangency point B), so Q=P. Therefore LH and MG meet at P on Gamma.