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Equilateral triangle and an unit circle

Source: JBMO 2008 Problem 2

June 25, 2008
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Problem Statement

The vertices A A and B B of an equilateral triangle ABC ABC lie on a circle kk of radius 11, and the vertex C C is in the interior of the circle k k. A point D D, different from B B, lies on k k so that AD\equal{}AB. The line DC DC intersects k k for the second time at point E E. Find the length of the line segment CE CE.