DescriptionLexell's theorem via perimeter of the polar triangle.png
English: The polar dual of Lexell's theorem says that the perimeter of a triangle remains constant when two great-circle sides and the excircle tangent to both are fixed.
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The polar dual of Lexell's theorem says that the perimeter of a triangle remains constant when two great-circle sides and the excircle tangent to both are fixed.