On some properties of a triangle of given shape inscribed in a given triangle
R. E. Allardice
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R. E. Allardice
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It is well known that in a given triangle a one-fold infinity of triangles may be inscribed similar to a given triangle This becomes at once obvious on consideration of the converse problem; for we may circumscribe about a given triangle (A), a triangle similar to a second triangle (B), and having its sides parallel to the sides of (B).
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It is well known that in a given triangle a one-fold infinity of triangles may be inscribed similar to a given triangle This becomes at once obvious on consideration of the converse problem; for we may circumscribe about a given triangle (A), a triangle similar to a second triangle (B), and having its sides parallel to the sides of (B).
Key concepts: Inscribed figure, Incircle and excircles of a triangle, Isosceles triangle, Triangle inequality, Combinatorics, Converse, Mathematics, Equilateral triangle