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Centroid Challenge

Author:Rachel Dean
The centroid (central point) of a triangle lies at the point where each of the medians of a triangle meet. The medians of a triangle connect each vertex with the midpoint of the opposite line. Using any of the tools available, construct the centroid of this triangle. You can select 'show centroid' to see whether you are correct but make sure you keep your construction lines visible.

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