QA-P10: Centroid of the QA-Diagonal Triangle


QA-P10 is the Centroid of the Diagonal Triangle (QA-Tr1) of a Quadrangle.
The Diagonal Triangle of a Quadrangle P1.P2.P3.P4 is the triangle built from the intersection points S1 = P1.P2 ^ P3.P4, S2 = P1.P3 ^ P2.P4 and S3 = P1.P4 ^ P2.P3.
These points have CT-coordinates:  S1 = (p : q : 0),  S2 = (p : 0 : r),  S3 = (0 : q : r).
Because of the symmetry in S1, S2, S3 all Triangle Centers wrt S1.S2.S3 as described in [12] Clark Kimberling’s Encyclopedia of Triangle Centers also will be Quadrangle Centers. However only those points contributing to the points derived from component Quadrigons or component triangles will be described here as Quadrangle Centers.
The Centroid of the Diagonal Triangle does contribute to the points described earlier. The relation with the Isotomic Center QA-P5 is most special.

1st CT-Coordinate:

p (q + r) (2 p + q + r)

1st DT-Coordinate:

1

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