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Some more properties of the bisect-diagonal quadrilateral
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 October 2021
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Martin Josefsson [1] has coined the term ‘bisect-diagonal quadrilateral’ for a quadrilateral with at least one diagonal bisected by the other diagonal, and extensively explored some of its properties. This quadrilateral has also been called a ‘bisecting quadrilateral’ [2], a ‘sloping-kite’ or ‘sliding-kite’ [3], or ‘slant kite’ [4]. The purpose of this paper is to explore some more properties of this quadrilateral.
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