A "Bisector" in Geometry is a line that divides a line into two different or equal parts. It is used on line segments and angles.
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<h3>What is meant by bisector?</h3>
A "Bisector" in Geometry is a line that divides a line into two different or equal parts. It is used on line segments and angles.
The perpendicular bisector theorem deals with congruent triangle segments, allowing for congruent diagonals from the vertices to the circumcenter. The angle bisector theorem, on the other hand, deals with congruent angles, resulting in equal distances from the incenter to the side of the triangle.
A triangle angle bisector is a line segment that bisects one of the triangle's vertex angles and ends on the opposite side. A triangle's three angle bisectors meet at a single point known as the incenter.
