For a given triangle (such as △ A B C ), what word describes the point of concurrency for a) the three angle bisectors? _________________ b) the three medians? ___________________ Exercises 6, 7
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Chapter 7.CT, Problem 6CT
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For a given triangle (such as
a) the three angle bisectors? _________________
b) the three medians? ___________________
Exercises 6, 7
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