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I can see how it would go through the centroid, but I don't know how to prove that it HAS to go through the centroid.
The discussion centers on the geometric property that a line segment connecting two points in a shape must pass through the centroid of that shape. The participants express uncertainty about the proof of this property but acknowledge its validity. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding centroid properties in geometry, particularly in relation to line segments and their intersections with centroids.
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I figured it out but please help me with the other question I posted!slwarrior64 said:I can see how it would go through the centroid, but I don't know how to prove that it HAS to go through the centroid.
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