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What is Orthocentre?

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Aloiza [94]1 year ago

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The intersection of altitudes traced perpendicularly from a triangle's vertices to its opposite sides is known as an orthocenter.

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We have to find what is orthocenter.

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<h3>What is Orthocenter?</h3>

The intersection of altitudes traced perpendicularly from a triangle's vertices to its opposite sides is known as an orthocenter. It is the location in a triangle where the three angles of the triangle intersect. An orthocenter's three primary characteristics are as follows:

Triangle: A three-sided polygon with three edges.

A triangle's height is the line that runs between its vertices and perpendicular to the other side. A triangle can therefore have three heights, one from each vertices.

Vertex - A vertex is the intersection of two or more lines.

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