Drag P, Q and R anywhere. The outer circle is the circumcircle, the one circle through all three corners, and it is worked out from wherever you put them; its centre is O. Put the three points in a straight line and there is no such circle, so none is drawn.
Tick Keep P, Q, R on one circle to pin them to a single circle and slide them around it, the way the original app worked.
The yellow circle inside is the incircle: the largest circle that fits in the triangle. Its centre I is where the three angle bisectors meet, and it touches each side at J, K and M — the feet of the perpendiculars from I.
Coordinates are measured from the origin where the axes cross, with x to the right and y upwards.
Angles
- P
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- Q
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- R
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Sides
- PQ
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- QR
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- PR
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Triangle
- Area
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- Incircle radius
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- Incentre I
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- Circumcircle radius
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- Circumcentre O
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Touch points
- J on PQ
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- K on PR
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- M on QR
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