Important Circles Within Right Triangles #shorts

Cool traits of some of the circles hiding within triangles!

#shorts #incircles #circumcircles #triangle #triangles #circle #circles #geometry #math #mathematics

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[francisc]

I didn't even like math, but now I think I do.

[LeoStaley]

I feel like these should have been Numberphile presentations. Very cool info.

[madeofcake]

I found this channel back in September. I instantly fell in love with Combo Class and what you were teaching. I've never seen anyone do this sort of thing before. The information you give is not only entertaining but has also come in useful for me in my studies (a-level maths student). Love you Domotro :)

[sanju.meshram]

I absolutely love your content sooo much!! Pls keep uploading!!

[levistepanian]

That’s pretty cool, I wonder what the proof looks like.

[mr.hannibal]

This channel is officially my favorite.
In a world of uncertainty, the consistency of Maths are a blessing.

[chimetimepaprika]

There is a joke with these sizes of circumcircles in here somewhere, but this channel is too wholesome for that.

[KeltorRochridge]

Those little guys inside the triangle were like •__• and >__<

[kolibrispacestation]

i’ve heard most of this except the whole number radius! pretty cool!

[sandorfalusi]

I have two questions:
1. Is there some rule that you can use to generate 2 circles that are the inner and outer circles of a triangle other than using a triangle?
2. Can you use pure geometry to draw the triangle that corresponds with such a pair of circles?

[Joffrerap]

Last fact is pretty cool, never heard of this!

[brandoncharger]

I could only wish to have a mathematical brain like yours. I was a science lover in school but now that I’m older my daughter (13) comes to me with math homework and I’m lost. But I’m trying to learn with help from your videos. Thank you for explaining things so well.

[nickschulz]

I really like your videos. Keep up the good work. Also greetings from Germany.

[cheese]

Bro where were u back in my 8'th grade??? I needed this omg this is the most math I've ever learned:O

[kingkongkingkk]

I'd realy love a link to some calculation on paper in all of your videos so I could analyse then in peace and understand it much more.

[ryanlangman]

Have you ever considered making more advanced videos? I would love to watch you explain some more advanced concepts.

In relation to this video, do you know much about the relationships between these objects (ellipses inscribed in triangles inscribed in ellipses) and Blaschke products in complex analysis? I almost participated in a research group studying that relationship this summer but ended up in a different group. I would love it if someone could make a video on that topic.

[fruity]

I knew about all of them except for that last one about the radius of the inner circle also being a whole number, time to try to write a Pythagorean trios finder in a non brute-force approach! (Probably won't be any more efficient than brute-forcing because trigonometrical functions are very costly but we will see)

[woomy]

Vsauce did a short about the triangles secret 4th side. I figure that could make an interesting companion video to this.

[josephthomasehigie]

This guys is making me more interested in math with every video I watch. If my lecturer taught like this maybe I would have been better at math

[nomadster_]

But what about Euler's law? Do the points still fall on the same line, but just outside the Triangle?