Exterior Angle Bisector
The exterior bisector of an Angle is the Line or Line Segment which cuts it into two equalAngles on the opposite ``side'' as the Angle.
For a Triangle, the exterior angle bisector bisects the Supplementary Angle at a given Vertex. It alsodivides the opposite side externally in the ratio of adjacent sides.
See also Angle Bisector, Isodynamic Points- Equilibrium Point
- Equilic Quadrilateral
- Equinumerous
- Equipollent
- Equipotent
- Equipotential Curve
- Equiproduct Point
- Equireciprocal Point
- Equirectangular Projection
- Equiripple
- Equitangential Curve
- Equivalence Class
- Equivalence Problem
- Equivalence Relation
- Equivalent
- Equivalent Matrix
- Eratosthenes Sieve
- Erdös-Anning Theorem
- Erdös-Kac Theorem
- Erdös-Mordell Theorem
- Erdös Number
- Erdös Reciprocal Sum Constants
- Erdös-Selfridge Function
- Erdös Squarefree Conjecture
- Erdös-Szekeres Theorem