Triangle Diaries: CTR 8.1

Let PaPbPc be the cevian triangle of the incenter I. Let circles (IPbC) and (IPcB) intersect for the second time at point A'. Similarly define B' and C'. In the attached file we examine triangle A'B'C'.

CTR 8.1 article

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