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Euclid Geometry Practice

Geometry is a cornerstone of the Euclid Mathematics Contest, appearing in various forms across most problems. This section covers both Euclidian Geometry (classical geometric reasoning) and Analytic Geometry (coordinate-based approaches).

These problems span 86 questions from Euclid Contests (1998-2024), organized into two main categories.


Classical geometry problems involving triangles, circles, polygons, and geometric reasoning without coordinates.

Key Topics:

  • Triangle properties (congruence, similarity, area)
  • Circle theorems (tangents, chords, inscribed angles)
  • Polygon properties (regular polygons, diagonals)
  • Geometric constructions and proofs
  • Length and area calculations

60 Questions


Coordinate geometry problems involving lines, curves, distance, and algebraic methods.

Key Topics:

  • Lines and slopes (parallel, perpendicular)
  • Distance and midpoint formulas
  • Circles and parabolas in coordinate form
  • Intersection of curves
  • Locus problems

26 Questions


Many Euclid problems blend Euclidian and Analytic approaches:

Euclidian ApproachAnalytic Approach
Similar trianglesSlope ratios
Circle theoremsEquation of circle
Area by decompositionShoelace formula
Geometric constructionAlgebraic computation

  • Triangle Area:
  • Heron’s Formula: where
  • Law of Cosines:
  • Law of Sines:
  • Distance:
  • Midpoint:
  • Slope:
  • Point-to-Line Distance:
  • Shoelace Formula:

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