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Hi,

I'm working on Grobner bases and Buchberger algorithm and begginning in Sage. I would like to find a way to prove that if we have $B, C, D$ three points, then the point $C$ is in the circle of diameter $BD$ if and only if the triangle $BCD$ is an $C-shaped right-angled triangle$.

I'm thinking about using the Intercept theorem but I would like to prove it using Sage.

Thank you

Hi,

I'm working on Grobner bases and Buchberger algorithm and begginning in Sage. I would like to find a way to prove that if we have $B, C, D$ three points, then the point $C$ is in the circle of diameter $BD$ if and only if the triangle $BCD$ is an $C-shaped $C$-shaped right-angled triangle$.triangle.

I'm thinking about using the Intercept theorem but I would like to prove it using Sage.

Thank you

Hi,

I'm working on Grobner bases and Buchberger algorithm and begginning in Sage. I would like to find a way to prove that if we have $B, C, D$ three points, then the point $C$ is in the circle of diameter $BD$ if and only if the triangle $BCD$ is an $C$-shaped right-angled triangle.

I'm thinking about using the Intercept theorem but I would like to prove it using Sage.

Thank you