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Even for an obtuse-angled triangle, the incenter always lies inside the triangle because:
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A The internal angle bisectors always meet inside
B The perpendicular bisectors meet inside
C The triangle has a right angle
D It lies on the circumcircle
Explanation

The three internal angle bisectors of a triangle always meet at a point inside it, the incenter.

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