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Concurrency Induced by a Cevian
Let ABC be a triangle and let M be a point on AB. Let P and Q be the intersections of the angle bisectors of
and
with BC and AC respectively. Then AP, BQ, and CM are concurrent.
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See problem 14 in
Classical Theorems in Plane Geometry
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