Angle bisector

Description of the definition of an angle bisector


A triangle has different line segments with an intersection. One of the line segments is the bisector

The bisector of an angle is the half-line that runs through the vertex of the angle and divides the angular field into two congruent parts.

  • An angle bisector in a triangle is a straight line drawn from a vertex that bisects the vertex angle

  • Just like heights and medians, every triangle has three angle bisectors, corresponding to the three vertices

  • The intersection of the three bisectors of a triangle is called the center of the incircle

  • Der Mittelpunkt befindet sich immer innerhalb des Dreiecks und ist von jeder der drei Seiten eines Dreiecks gleich weit entfernt


Angle bisector with inner circle

Construct angle bisectors


An angle bisector can be constructed using a ruler and a compass. This will:

  • a circle drawn around the vertex of the angle.
  • Two further circular arcs are drawn around the two intersection points of the circle and the lines.
  • Finally, a line, the bisector, is drawn through the intersection of the two arcs.

Construct angle bisectors

Bisector online calculator →


Angle bisector
Median
Altitude and the Orthocenter
Triangle bisector
Pythagorean theorem
Pythagorean triples
Circle
Square
Rectangle
Rhombus
Parallelogram
Trapezoid

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