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An Euler line is a line that passes through the orthocenter, centroid, and circumcenter of a triangle.[2] In manipulative 1, the Euler line is the red line. The Euler line was first described by Leonhard Euler in Novi Commentarii academiae scientarum imperialis Petropolitanae 11: 103–123. Since the introduction of the Euler line, many other triangle centers have been found that are on the Euler line, including the center of the 9 point circle. |
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