Actually the orthocentre could be either inside or outside,
if acute angled triangle, ---> inside
if obtuse angled triangle --> outside
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the incentre, which is the angle bisector intersection, and the centroid are the only ones that stay inside
Which point(s) of concurrency in a triangle is (are)never outside the triangle?
Is the orthocenter the only concurrency point that stays inside a triangle?
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