Pappus' theorem is sometimes named for this point because it uses the distance traveled by this point to find a volume or sur
Pappus' theorem is sometimes named for this point because it uses the distance traveled by this point to find a volume or surface area. The location of this point can be found by averaging the coordinates of the vertices of the shape it is associated with. This point is always twice as far from the orthocenter as it is from the circumcenter. For a shape of uniform density, this point is equivalent to the barycenter or the center of mass. Name this intersection of the three medians of a triangle.
Pappus' theorem is sometimes named for this point because it uses the distance traveled by this point to find a volume or surface area.