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In a `Delta ABC` with vertices A(1,2) , B (2,3) and C (3,1) and `angleA =cos ^(-1)(4/5) , angle B = angle C = cos ^(-1) (1/sqrt10)` , then find the circumcentre of the `DeltaABC.`

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`(11/6,2)`
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