Symmedian Point

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The symmedian point is formally defined as the intersection of the lines created by reflecting the medians over the angle bisectors. For example, in the following diagram the medians (red) are reflected over the angle bisectors (light-black) to form the blue lines, which concur at the symmedian point, KK.

Triangle ABC with its medians in red meeting at G, its angle bisectors in thin black meeting at I, and blue lines (the medians reflected over the bisectors) meeting at the symmedian point K.

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