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A '''cevian''' is a [[line segment]] or [[ray]] that extends from one [[vertex]] of a [[polygon]] to the opposite side (or the extension of that side). [[Triangle median|Medians]], [[Altitude|altitudes]], and [[angle bisector]]s are all examples of cevians. | A '''cevian''' is a [[line segment]] or [[ray]] that extends from one [[vertex]] of a [[polygon]] to the opposite side (or the extension of that side). [[Triangle median|Medians]], [[Altitude|altitudes]], and [[angle bisector]]s are all examples of cevians. | ||
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Revision as of 00:44, 21 July 2016
A cevian is a line segment or ray that extends from one vertex of a polygon to the opposite side (or the extension of that side). Medians, altitudes, and angle bisectors are all examples of cevians.
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