nice combinatorics APMO 2001
Source: APMO 2001 problem 3
March 20, 2004
geometrytrigonometryvectortriangle inequalityAPMO
Problem Statement
Two equal-sized regular -gons intersect to form a -gon . Prove that the sum of the sides of which form part of one -gon equals half the perimeter of .Alternative formulation: Let two equal regular -gons and be located in the plane such that their intersection is a -gon (with ). The sides of the polygon are coloured in red and the sides of in blue. Prove that the sum of the lengths of the blue sides of the polygon is equal to the sum of the lengths of its red sides.