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Okay, this is just the start. The essence of this is that when you get a triangle ABC and then draw the tangents from B and C to its circumcircle, their intersection point is the A-symmedian of △ABC\triangle ABC.

The most common proof uses Sine Law.

This has more uses than you may expect.

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