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In equilateral triangle with length d, find "central" point AP=BP=CP
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Where is AP or BP or CP ?
the points are A=(0,0) B=(d, 0) and\[C=(\frac{d}{2}, \frac{d \sqrt{3}}{2})\]
I could split the triangle into three small triangles, does it help?? problem is, the three triangles are not right angle |dw:1379441633481:dw|
draw an equilateral triangle with on of its vertices at origin and then consider the coordinates of other vertices be any variable then find the coordinates of central point
actually what phanta_seea did is absolutely correct
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please help me to find the central point
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