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Brahmagupta's theorem

geometry
cyclic quadrilateral
orthodiagonal
perpendicular
diagonals
bisects
Indian mathematician
Brahmagupta
midpoint

inscribed angles
complementary
isosceles triangle
Brahmagupta's formula
ISBN
0816054231
Coxeter, H. S. M.
Brahmagupta theorem
Brahmagupta's Theorem
cut-the-knot
Weisstein, Eric W.
"Brahmagupta's theorem"
MathWorld
Categories
Brahmagupta
Theorems about quadrilaterals and circles

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