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The Euler points, usually denoted as <math>E_A,E_B,E_C</math>, are the midpoints of the orthocenter of a given triangle<math>\triangle ABC</math> to the vertex <math>A,B, and C</math>. | The Euler points, usually denoted as <math>E_A,E_B,E_C</math>, are the midpoints of the orthocenter of a given triangle<math>\triangle ABC</math> to the vertex <math>A,B, and C</math>. | ||
Euler points lie on the [[ | Euler points lie on the [[Nine-point circle]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:16, 4 November 2006
The Euler points, usually denoted as 
, are the midpoints of the orthocenter of a given triangle
to the vertex 
.
Euler points lie on the Nine-point circle.
