CIRCLES INSCRIBED OUTSIDE AND INSIDE A TRIANGLE
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Circles inscribed inside and outside a triangle have been a topic of interest for mathematicians for centuries. In this paper, we will explore the properties of these circles and their relationship to the sides and angles of the triangle. We will also discuss the methods used to calculate the radius and center of these circles and their applications in various fields.
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