- of this
circle is
called the
cir****center of the triangle, and its
radius is
called the cir****radius. The
cir****center is the
point of
intersection between...
- that if the
cir****center is
located on the side of the triangle, then the
angle opposite that side is a
right angle. If the
cir****center is
located inside...
- In geometry, the
cir****center of m**** is a
center ****ociated with a
polygon which shares many of the
properties of the
center of m****. More generally,...
-
points determined from the triangle,
including the orthocenter, the
cir****center, the centroid, the
Exeter point and the
center of the nine-point circle...
-
contains the
cir****centers of the six
triangles that are
defined inside T {\displaystyle T} by its
three medians. A triangle's
cir****center, its Lemoine...
- altitudes), its
centroid (the
intersection of its
three medians), and its
cir****center (the
intersection of the
perpendicular bisectors of its
three sides,...
- the nine-point
circle bisects a
segment from the
orthocenter H to the
cir****center O (making the
orthocenter a
center of
dilation to both circles):: p.152 ...
- be concyclic. The
center of the
circle and its
radius are
called the
cir****center and the cir****radius respectively.
Other names for
these quadrilaterals...
- Carnot's
theorem states that the sum of the
signed distances from the
cir****center D to the
sides of an
arbitrary triangle ABC is D F + D G + D H = R +...
- some
sense in the
middle of the triangle. For example, the centroid,
cir****center,
incenter and
orthocenter were
familiar to the
ancient Gr****s, and can...
