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Concyclic Circumcenters
A triangle is divided by its three medians into six smaller triangles. Their circumcenters lie on a circle.
Contributed by:
Jay Warendorff
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For more information, see:
F. van Lamoen, "Circumcenters on a Circle: 10830,"
The American Mathematical Monthly
109
(4), 2002 pp. 396-397.
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van Lamoen Circle
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