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		CircumcenterThe center   of a Triangle's Circumcircle.  It can be found as the intersection of thePerpendicular Bisectors.  If the Triangle is Acute,the circumcenter is in the interior of the Triangle.  In a Right Triangle, the circumcenter is theMidpoint of the Hypotenuse. 
 
 
 
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  where   are the Midpoints of sides  ,   is the Circumradius, and   is theInradius (Johnson 1929, p. 190).  The Trilinear Coordinates of the circumcenter are 
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  and the exact trilinears are therefore
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  The Areal Coordinates are 
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  The distance between the Incenter and circumcenter is  . Given an interior point, the distances to theVertices are equal Iff this point is the circumcenter.  It lies on the Brocard Axis.The circumcenter   and Orthocenter   are Isogonal Conjugates. The Orthocenter   of the Pedal Triangle   formed by the Circumcenter   concurs with the circumcenter   itself, as illustrated above.  The circumcenter also lies on the Euler Line. See also Brocard Diameter, Carnot's Theorem, Centroid (Triangle), Circle, EulerLine, Incenter, Orthocenter References
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