Question : The orthocentre of a triangle is the point where:
Option 1: the medians meet
Option 2: the altitudes meet
Option 3: the right bisectors of the sides meet
Option 4: the bisectors of the angles meet
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Correct Answer: the altitudes meet
Solution : An orthocentre is a point where the altitudes meet. Hence, the correct answer is 'the altitudes meet'.
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