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The point at which the lines that contain the three concurrent altitudes meet is called the what?

The point at which the lines that contain the three concurrent altitudes meet is called the what?
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The point at which the lines that contain the three concurrent altitudes meet is called the what?

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Orthocentre

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You find a triangle's orthocentre at the intersection of its three concurrent altitudes

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