Routh's theorem

geometrical theorem of triangles
Intangible Theorem Q1789863

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theorem
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WikiProject Mathematics[5]
Named after
Edward Routh[2]
Statement describes
triangle[4]
🏷️ Also known as
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MathWorld ID
RouthsTheorem
Microsoft Academic ID (discontinued)
45084329

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Routh's theorem is a theorem[1].

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