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How to prove the butterfly theorem? Pure geometry
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Prove butterfly theorem

Now, because

\ Triangle? MXX '? \sim? \ Triangle? MYY ',\,?

{MX? \ End? My}? =? { XX’? \ End? YY'},?

\ Triangle? MXX ' '? \sim? \ Triangle? MYY ' ',\,?

{MX? \ End? My}? =? {XX ' '? \ End? ”},,YY?

\ Triangle? AXX? \sim? \ Triangle? CYY ' ',\,?

{ XX’? \ End? YY''}? =? {AX? \ End? CY}、?

\ Triangle? DXX ' '? \sim? \ Triangle? BYY ',\,?

{XX ' '? \ End? YY'}? =? {DX? \ End? By},?

From these equations, it is easy to see that:

\left({MX? \ End? MY}\right)^2? =? { XX’? \ End? YY? }? {XX ' '? \ End? ”},,YY?

{}? =? {AX。 DX? \ End? Sai. By},?

{}? =? {PX。 QX? \ End? PY。 QY}、?

{}? =? {(PM-XM)。 (MQ+XM)? \ End? (PM+ mine). (QM-MY)},?

{}? =? {? (PM)^2? -? (MX)^2? \ End? (PM)^2? -? (MY)^2},?

Due to PM? \,? =? MQ? \,

at present

{? (MX)^2? \ End? (MY)^2}? =? {(PM)^2? -? (MX)^2? \ End? (PM)^2? -? (MY)^2}.?

Therefore, we come to the conclusion:? MX? =? Mine? \, that is to say, m? \, is it XY? \, the midpoint of.

Complete the certificate.