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show that in any triangle altitudes are concurrent​

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Answered by mousumimaity290
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To prove that altitudes of a triangle are concurrent, we have to prove that the line segment joining the orthocentre and a vertex considering the altitudes drawn from the other two vertices of triangle meet at the orthocentre. ... Let the given triangle be ΔABC with vertices A, B, C of position vectors respectively.

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