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Medians |
Segments that contain endpoints at the vertex of a triangle and at the midpoint of an opposite side
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Altitudes |
Segments that contain endpoints at the vertex of a triangle and at the perpendicular of an opposite side
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Centroid |
The point of concurrency of all the Median(s); the segment attached to the triangle vertex is two-thirds the length of the entire line
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Orthrocenter |
The point of concurrency of all the Altitude(s)
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Angle Bisector |
Segments that contain endpoints at the bisector of a triangle vertex and at an opposite side
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Incenter |
The point of concurrency of all the Angle Bisector(s); it can be represented as the center of an inscribed circle Equidistant from all sides
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Perpendicular Biectors |
Segments that contain endpoints at any position and is at the perpendicular midpoint of an opposite side
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Circumcenter |
The point of concurrency of all the Perpendicular Bisector(s); it can be represented as the center of an inscribed circle Equidistant from all sides
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Midsegment |
Segment that contains endpoints at the midpoint of one side and at the midpoint of another side
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Equidistant |
To be the same distance away from a point
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