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Harmonic Mean In Trapezoid
Theorem. If a line parallel to the bases of a trapezoid passes through the intersecting point of the diagonals, then the portion of the line inside the trapezoid is the harmonic mean of the bases.
Proof. Let
and
be the bases of a trapezoid
and
the intersecting point of the diagonals of
. Denote the cutting point of
and the line through
and parallel to the bases by
, and the cutting point of
and the same line by
. Then we have
, where