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Mathematics, 27.09.2020 14:01 tia0625

Create a circle with center P that passes through A. Create two more circles, one passing through B and the other through C. Use the slider again to rotate AA'B'C'. As the triangle rotates, what do you observe with respect to the circles you made?'

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