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    In a triangle ABC, G is the barycenter, which is the intersection point of the triangle's medians. The problem asks to prove that the sum of the distances from G to the vertices A, B, and C is less than or equal to the sum of the distances from G to the midpoints of the sides.

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    In a triangle ABC, G is the barycenter, which is the intersection point of the triangle's medians. The problem asks to prove that the sum of the distances from G to the vertices A, B, and C is less than or equal to the sum of the distances from G to the midpoints of the sides.

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    In a triangle ABC, G is the barycenter, which is the intersection point of the triangle's medians. The problem asks to prove that the sum of the distances from G to the vertices A, B, and C is less than or equal to the sum of the distances from G to the midpoints of the sides.

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    Problem: Let ABC a triangle and G the barycenter(the intersection point of the

    intermediates) prove that AG+BG+CG<=GD+GE+GF

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