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Viviani's Theorem

Let ABC be an equilateral triangle and let P be a point inside ABC. Draw perpendiculars PA', PB', and PC' from P to the sides of ABC. Because ABC is equilateral, the altitudes all have the same length; call that . Then PA' + PB' + PC' = .
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