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MBMT Guts #22

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March 29, 2015

Problem Statement

In rhombus ABCD, A=60\angle A = 60^\circ. Rhombus BEFGBEFG is constructed, where EE and GG are the midpoints of BCBC and ABAB, respectively. Rhombus BHIJBHIJ is constructed, where HH and JJ are the midpoints of BEBE and BGBG, respectively. This process is repeated forever. If the area of ABCDABCD and the sum of the areas of all of the rhombi are both integers, compute the smallest possible value of ABAB.