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Problem 4. Let ABCDE be a convex pentagon such that BC = DE. Assume that there is a
Problem 4. Let ABCDE be a convex pentagon such that BC = DE. Assume that there is a
point T inside ABCDE with T B = TD, T C = T E and ∠ABT = ∠T EA. Let line AB intersect
point T inside ABCDE with T B = TD, T C = T E and ∠ABT = ∠TEA. Let line AB intersect
lines CD and CT at points P and Q, respectively. Assume that the points P, B, A, Q occur on their
lines CD and CT at points P and Q, respectively. Assume that the points P, B, A, Q occur on their
line in that order. Let line AE intersect lines CD and DT at points R and S, respectively. Assume
line in that order. Let line AE intersect lines CD and DT at points R and S, respectively. Assume
that the points R, E, A, S occur on their line in that order. Prove that the points P, S, Q, R lie on
that the points R, E, A, S occur on their line in that order. Prove that the points P, S, Q, R lie on
a circle.
a circle.

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Problem 4. Let ABCDE be a convex pentagon such that BC = DE. Assume that there is a point T inside ABCDE with T B = TD, T C = T E and ∠ABT = ∠TEA. Let line AB intersect lines CD and CT at points P and Q, respectively. Assume that the points P, B, A, Q occur on their line in that order. Let line AE intersect lines CD and DT at points R and S, respectively. Assume that the points R, E, A, S occur on their line in that order. Prove that the points P, S, Q, R lie on a circle.