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KöMaL 2017 A686

    In the triangle ABCABC, the incircle is denoted by ω\omega. The excircle opposite to AA is tangent to the line BCBC at point A1A_1. Let XX be an arbitrarily chosen point on the extension of the segment AA1AA_1 beyond A1A_1, and let the line BCBC meet the tangents drawn from XX to ω\omega at YY and ZZ, such that BY<BZBY<BZ. Show that XY−XZXY-XZ does not depend on the position of the point XX.

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