Short math question

JellyWorld

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How do you prove that the orthocenter and the circumcenter of any triangle are isogonal conjugates?
 
right you just used a whole load of words i dont understand and i'm studying maths in uni :(
right circumcentre = centre of the cicle encompassing the triangle
orthocentre = ?
conjugate = ?

ok here's my half assed idea
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d = circumcentre
repeat the process for the orthocentre
do some wacky proving
 
Orthocenter = intersection point of altitudes of triangle.

Point X is said to be the isogonal conjugate of point Y if Y is the intersection of the lines AX,BX,CX reflected across the angle bisecter of the respective vertices.

But nvm I figured out how to do it myself.
 
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