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3 points on each side of a square, no of line segments and intersections

Source: Greece JBMO TST 2011 p2

April 29, 2019
combinatoricscombinatorial geometrysegmentsintersections

Problem Statement

On every side of a square ABCDABCD, we consider three points different (to each other). a) Find the number of line segments defined with endpoints those points , that do not lie on sides of the square. b) If there are no three of the previous line segments passing through the same point, find how many of the intersection points of those segmens line in the interior of the square.