The Centroid of a Triangle Using Vectors

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We show that the medians of a triangle are concurrent at the centroid using vectors. We find the vector representative of the centroid in terms of the vertices.

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Hi Mike, I really like these geometric applications of vectors - it's not something you often see in a course like this 🙂

cmdcs
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Wow, this is such a beautiful proof using vectors!!!

rdinary_vewer
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Thanks for the proof, I am an undergraduate mathematics student from Peru and I am just beginning. Could you explain to me what you mean when the expression 1/3(a+b+c) is symmetrical? Thank you very much :)

kkqufzn
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Thank you for this video... it's really helpful for me

barshapriyadarshinibeher-dijk
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5:52 vectors a, b and c are not linearly independent. They lie in the same plane so at most 2 of them can be linearly independent. This is the part that I don't understand but the video flew over it too fast.

yordangrigorov
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I have seen anyone proving this with vectors 😅..
Nice video actually tho!!

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