Centroid, orthocenter, circumcenter, and incenter are the four locations that commonly concur.
<h3>Explain about the concurrency of medians?</h3>
A segment whose ends are the triangle's vertex and the middle of the other side is called a median of a triangle. A triangle's three medians are parallel to one another. The centroid, also known as the point of concurrency, is always located inside the triangle.
The incenter of a triangle is the location where the three angle bisectors meet. The only point that can be inscribed into the triangle is the center of the circle, which is thus equally distant from each of the triangle's three sides.
Draw the medians BE, CF, and their intersection at point G in the triangle ABC. Create a line from points A through G that crosses BC at point D. We must demonstrate that AD is a median and that medians are contemporaneous at G since AD bisects BC (the centroid)
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A square can be both a rectangle and a rhombus
P(4)= 1/8
This is because there are 8 equal parts and 4 is just one of those 8 parts.
Answer:
Okay look at the graph, at x = 11, the y of the line is between 500 and 450. 500+450=950
950/2=475 so (11,475)
Let's take x=6, the y would then be 600. If x=9, y would be 525. Just try to look at the graph and see from there. Let me know the answer.
