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The three angular points of a triangle are given by `Z=alpha, Z=beta,Z=gamma,w h e r ealpha,beta,gamma` are complex numbers, then prove that the perpendicular from the angular point `Z=alpha` to the opposite side is given by the equation `R e((Z-alpha)/(beta-gamma))=0`

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