Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
If you look on the axis you can solve the problem
Given statement is "point where the perpendicular bisectors of the three sides of a triangle intersect".
Perpendicular is basically a vertical line that makes 90 degree angle with the base.
bisector means the line which divides side into two equal parts.
So perpendicular bisector in any triangle will be the line which is drawn on the side of the triangle and perpendicular to that side.
Now these perpendicular bisectors meet at some point.
That point is called circumcenter.
Hence final answer will be "circumcenter".
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
First you can just flip the line on point C to make a 90 degree angle. That's the simple way.
Other way is to get the slope of AB let's say ex : -1/2
We need to get the slope of C to be a reversed reciprocal of -1/2. So, 2.
Basically I flipped -1/2 in to -2/1 then removed the negative sign for 2.
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Hope that makes sense to ya