TRIANGLE

Centers of the triangle

Geometrically can define multiple centers in a triangle:
CENTROID: point is located at the intersection of the medians, and is equivalent to the
center of gravity .
CIRCUMCENTER: the center of the circumcircle, one that passes through the three
vertices of the triangle. It is located at the intersection of the bisectors of the sides.
Furthermore, the circumcircle contains the intersection points of the perpendicular bisectors
each side with passing through the opposite vertex.
INCENTRO: the center of the inscribed circle, one that is tangent to the sides of the
triangle. It is located at the intersection of the angle bisectors.
ORTHOCENTER: is the point located at the intersection of heights.

CIRCUMCENTER

BARYCENTER


MEDIUM



BISECTOR


BARYCENTER AND MEDIUM



BARYCENTER
Medium of AB Medium of AC
Medium of BC
Median
INCENTER



ORTHOCENTER


PERPENDICULAR BISECTOR