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Explain the difference between the point of origin and the point of convergence. Which is shown in the image below?

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Alex777 [14]2 years ago

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The point of origin is the three dimensional location while the point of convergence is the area containing intersections.

<h3>Blood pattern analysis</h3>

Blood pattern analysis is usually used by the forensic specialists to determine the facts surrounding an investigation using physical nature of blood stains.

There are different types of blood analysis but the one that was displayed in the picture is the impact spatter patterns which contains a point of origin and point of convergence.

The point of origin is the three-dimensional location from which blood spatter originated while the point of convergence is the area containing the intersections generated by lines drawn through the long axes of individual stains that indicates in two dimensions the location of the blood source.

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