Can Three or More Lines Really Be Concurrent? Understanding Concurrent Lines or How Do You Prove That

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lol it’s not magic, just math!

But seriously, it’s rare for *random* lines to be concurrent. They need specific conditions. Like, in a triangle, the medians all meet at the centroid. That’s three lines right there.

If you’re doodling, try drawing a big X and then a vertical line through the middle. That’s three concurrent lines easy.

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