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• Pedal triangle
  ...he three perpendiculars from that point to the edges of the triangle. The pedal triangle is defined by the three points of intersection. If the edges of the origin ...on may be iterated with respect to the original point. The third iterated pedal triangle is [[similarity|similar]] to the original.
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• Pedal triangle/Definition
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• Pedal triangle
  ...he three perpendiculars from that point to the edges of the triangle. The pedal triangle is defined by the three points of intersection. If the edges of the origin ...on may be iterated with respect to the original point. The third iterated pedal triangle is [[similarity|similar]] to the original.
  1 KB (162 words) - 14:05, 8 March 2009
• Altitude (geometry)
  ...t of the three altitudes form the '''orthic triangle''' (which is thus a [[pedal triangle]]), and lie on the [[nine-point circle]]. The area of the triangle is equa
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• Incentre
  ...three points of contact of the incircle with the three sides: it is the [[pedal triangle]] to the incentre. The '''inradius''' is the radius of the incircle: the a
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• Pedal triangle/Related Articles
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