The radius of the large circle is twice the radius of the small one. The circles are internally tangent at A. B is any point on the large circle. AB intersects the small circle at M. Is M the midpoint of AB?
Solution
Draw diameter AD, which passes through C, the center of the large circle. Draw MC and BD. AMC and ABD are right triangles that are similar (AA). Thus, since AD = 2AC, we have AB = 2AM, so M is indeed the midpoint of AB.