In geometry, a line in a triangle related to the symmedian, where two or more symmedians meet or are considered together.
From Latin 'co-' meaning 'together' and 'symmedian' from 'sym-' meaning 'with' and 'median' from Latin 'medianus' meaning 'middle'. This is a mathematical term from advanced geometry.
Symmedians and cosymmedians are beautiful geometric objects that mathematicians discovered only in the 1800s—they're related to angle bisectors but in a sophisticated way that reveals hidden symmetries in triangles.
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