If (0,1),(1,1)a n d(1,0) be the middle p...

If `(0,1),(1,1)a n d(1,0)` be the middle points of the sides of a triangle, its incentre is `(2+sqrt(2),2+sqrt(2)` ) (b) `[2+sqrt(2),-(2+sqrt(2))]` `(2-sqrt(2),2-sqrt(2))` (d) `[2-sqrt(2),(2+sqrt(2))]`

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