Question

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Answer 1

Ok, so going through my Geometry notebook, we didnʻt go over centroids, so I googled :D

The centroid of a triangle is the intersection of the three medians of the triangle (each median connecting a vertex with the midpoint of the opposite side).

Answer 2

So, with everything in Geometry, there is either some rule, or formula in order to figure it out

Answer 3

BRUHH T_T

How do i do the problem >.>

Answer 4

Well the centroid is where all the medians of the triangle intersect.

The medians touch the midpoint of the side they touch, so that means the two sides they create are equal to each other. Also, the vertexes they touch are cut in half.

Somewhere in there I feel like there is a formula

Answer 5

But I didnʻt do centroids so idk. In your lesson, did it talk about any forumlas, or rules?

Answer 6

I have no idea T_T i fell asleep and ughh >.< i didnt pay attention

Answer 7

something about 2/3

Answer 8

Ohhh, maybe it uses proportions

Answer 9

Did you go over that?

Answer 10

no .-.

Answer 11

Smart One might be able to help you. Idk, I didnʻt go over this. When I took Geometry, it was over the summer. My teacher condensed an entire years course into 5weeks. We skipped some stuff

Answer 12

I think i'll get help before school tomorrow with this shiz anyways thanks for attempting to help <3 :)

Answer 13

Np :P

Answer 14

http://goo.gl/nnffNt

from:
http://jwilson.coe.uga.edu/emat6680su09/park/As4dspark/As4dspark.html

Answer 15

also post this in mathematics? o_0