On the side AB of acute-angled triangle ABC there is a point K, M is the midpoint of BC, segments AM and CK intersect at a point F. It is known that KF=AK. Prove that CF=AB.
Solution
On the ray AM take a point Q, such that MQ=AM (fig.19).
Then ACQB is a parallelogram and ∠KAF=∠FQC=∠CFQ⇒CF=CQ=AB, and we are done.
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