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GOALS: 1. To know the definitions of incenter, circumcenter, and centroid. 2. To identify the incenter, circumcenter, and centroid given a diagram. 3. To identify the incenter, circumcenter, and centroid given a description. 4. To find lengths of segments given the centroid.
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1. The incenter is the intersection of the ______________________________ & is equidistant from the ____________ of the triangle. angle bisectors sides
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2. The circumcenter is the intersection of the ______________________________ & is equidistant from the ____________ of the triangle. perpendicular bisectors vertices
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3. The centriod is the intersection of the ______________________________ & the centroid is the ________________ of ____________ medians Center gravity
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4. When is the circumcenter inside the triangle? ______________________ 5. When is the circumcenter on the triangle? _______________________ 6. When is the circumcenter outside the triangle? ______________________ In an acute triangle. In an right triangle. In an obtuse triangle.
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TRUE OF FALSE 7. The centroid can be on the triangle. __________ 8. The incenter is always inside the triangle. __________ 9. The centroid can never by outside the triangle. _________ FALSE TRUE
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10 Is J the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? INCENTER
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11 Is D the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? CIRCUMCENTER
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12 Is H the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? INCENTER
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13 Is D the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? CIRCUMCENTER
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14 Is L the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? CIRCUMCENTER
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15 Is M the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? INCENTER
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16 Is H the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? CIRCUMCENTER
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17 Is H the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? CENTROID
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18 Is H the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? CIRCUMCENTER
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19 Is P the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? INCENTER
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20 Is Z the incenter, circumcenter or centroid? INCENTER
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