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My favorite theorem happens to be Morley's Theorem. I know it seems ironic, and I am probably partial to it because my last name is Morley. However, it is a pretty cool theorem that states when you trisect the angles of a triangle and then find the three points where the trisectors meet, you come up with points that define an equilateral triangle. | My favorite theorem happens to be Morley's Theorem. I know it seems ironic, and I am probably partial to it because my last name is Morley. However, it is a pretty cool theorem that states when you trisect the angles of a triangle and then find the three points where the trisectors meet, you come up with points that define an equilateral triangle. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:37, 27 January 2009
My favorite theorem happens to be Morley's Theorem. I know it seems ironic, and I am probably partial to it because my last name is Morley. However, it is a pretty cool theorem that states when you trisect the angles of a triangle and then find the three points where the trisectors meet, you come up with points that define an equilateral triangle.
Karen Morley
