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Marion Walter's theorem states that
the area of the central hexagonal region HIJKLO determined by
trisection of each side of a triangle ABC and connecting the
corresponding points with the opposite vertex is given by 1/10
the area of the original triangle.
You can
interact with the figure below by dragging the red points and
lines.
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More problems about Triangles and trisection of sides:
Proposed Problem 61,
Problem
121,
Problem 122,
Problem 123,
Problem 124,
Problem 125.
Dynamic Geometry: You can alter the figure above
dynamically in order to test and prove (or disproved)
conjectures and gain mathematical insight that is less
readily available with static drawings by hand.
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dynamic geometry software and requires
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TracenPoche is a project of Sesamath, an association of French
teachers of mathematics.
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