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The Nagel line is the line on which the centroid, incenter, Nagel point and Spieker center of a triangle all lie. In this Demonstration, the blue point is the centroid, the red point is the incenter, the green point is the Nagel point and the orange poi...
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The Nagel line is the line on which the centroid, incenter, Nagel point and Spieker center of a triangle all lie. In this Demonstration, the blue point is the centroid, the red point is the incenter, the green point is the Nagel point and the orange poi...
Contributed by: Will Nute
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As Wolfgang Pauli said, [OpenCurlyDoubleQuote]God made the bulk; the surface was invented by the devil.[CloseCurlyDoubleQuote] This Demonstration illustrates the diabolical characteristics of surfaces in the case of reflection. In this specific case, ...
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