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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @south_korea_ln OP 28 Oct \ parent \ on: [Daily puzzle] Proving a curious equality science
As an alternative to the solution in #743121, With the law of sines, one can get to the same conclusions. The triangles to be built are each using an edge of the quadrilateral, an edge going through the center of the circle, and the remaining edge connecting the two endpoints of the first two edges. This construction always gives a right angle with a sine equal to one, and the will cancel out. The remaining sine is the one that will remain in the final expression.