Incircle and circumscribed circle prove :d=√(R(R−2r))

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$\triangle ABC$ with its incircle $I$ (radius $r$)
and circumscribed circle $O$ (radius $R$)
the distance between points $O$(circumcenter) and $I$(incenter) is $d$
prove:$d=\sqrt {R(R-2r)}$
 
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Albert said:
$\triangle ABC$ with its incircle $I$ (radius $r$)
and circumscribed circle $O$ (radius $R$)
the distance between points $O$(circumcenter) and $I$(incenter) is $d$
prove:$d=\sqrt {R(R-2r)}$
$d=\sqrt{R^2-2Rr}$
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