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Name: Mitja Who is asking: Student Question: |
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Hi Mitja, If you know about inversions, then the problem is easy: invert the given circles into a pair of concentric circles. Without inversion, one needs to know many facts about Euclidean constructions -- more than is generally taught in high school. A complete solution is given in many college geometry books under the heading "the problem of Apollonius." Chris |
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