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In geometry, an altitude of a figure is a cevian that is perpendicular to the side to which it extends.

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	In ~~mathematics~~, an altitude is a [[cevian]] that is perpendicular to the ~~line segment~~ to which it extends.		In [[geometry]], an '''altitude''' of a figure is a [[cevian]] that is [[perpendicular]] to the side to which it extends.

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