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In the construction of the incircle, the point where the perpendicular from the incenter meets a side is:
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A The midpoint of the side
B The point of tangency of the incircle
C A vertex of the triangle
D The circumcenter
Explanation

The radius drawn to a tangent point is perpendicular to the side, so the foot of the perpendicular is the tangency point.

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