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882. [K1. 2. d.] A Note on the Geometry of the Triangle

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Mathematical Notes
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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 13 , Issue 191 , December 1927 , pp. 455
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Copyright © Mathematical Association 1927

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* The triangle should not be drawn Isosceles, in which case the number of arcs is reduced to six and the points to three. If the triangle has an angle of 60° there is a seventh point where three of the arcs meet, viz. that point at which each of the sides subtends 120°.