An illustration of a park at dusk with a central fountain, crisscrossing paths, and multiple street lamps.

Geometric Properties: Every triangle has three angle bisectors. They all meet at one point called the incenter, which is always inside the triangle. The incenter is the same distance from all sides of the triangle. Real-life example explanation: If you are standing in a triangular park and want to plant a water fountain that’s the same distance from all three sides, you’d use angle bisectors to find the incenter. See more