interesting theorem?

[John Hanna]

Found on fb.

Regards,

    John

[Scott Lockhart]

And recreated in Geogebra for testing purposes... :)

Was not aware of this, but appreciate you sharing it, John.

https://www.geogebra.org/calculator/wxq7p83g

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[John Hanna]

But what happens when the point common to all three circles falls outside the triangle?

Regards,

    John

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