In this video, let's discuss perpendicular bicyclers of a triangle.
Let me take a triangle over here.
This is Triangle ABC.
Now let's identify the midpoint of B.C..
This is the midpoint of Sayyid, B.C..
Now, let me draw a perpendicular line to B.C. through this midpoint.
That is what we call the perpendicular sector of Sayyid, B.C., So the perpendicular bicycle is a bicycle,
that is if this is point B or is equal to Ossy and it is perpendicular to the side.
So that's why we call this a perpendicular bicycle.
All right.
Now let's draw the remaining perpendicular bicyclers.
That is the perpendicular bicycle of side and the perpendicular bisected of side AC.
You can see that these intersect at a point and this point of intersection is what we call the sock'em
center of the triangle.
Now you can draw a circle that touches the three vertices of the triangle.
Let's draw that with center as the circle center.
So in this way, we have circumscribed and circle around this triangle and that's what we learn about
Perpendicular Besiktas.
This is called the Saken Sakher.
All right, and this point over here, you can see, is making an equal distance from the tree, what
is right that has to be sold because the center is the sock'em center and it is touching the tree,
what it says.
Right.
Therefore, all is equal to all be equal to or C is equal to the radius.
And that radius is called this sock'em radius of the circle circle.
Remember, the center of the circle circle is a circle center.
The radius of the circle circle is called the circle radius and this circle circle circle.
And we get the circle center by finding the point of intersection of the perpendicular besiktas.