What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (6, 1 ), (2, 2 ), and (1 , 6 )? Geometry Special Properties and Parts of Triangles Medians and Centroids 1 Answer mason m Jan 22, 2016 (3,3) Explanation: www.pioneermathematics.com The x-coordinate of the centroid is simply the average of the x-coordinates of the triangle's vertices. The same logic is applied to the y-coordinates for the y-coordinate of the centroid. "centroid"=((6+2+1)/3,(1+2+6)/3)=(9/3,9/3)=(3,3) Answer link Related questions What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (5, 1), (4, 9), and (7,2)? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (5, 2 ), (2, 5), and (7,2)? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (5, 2 ), (2, 5 ), and (5,3 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (1, 4 ), (3, 5 ), and (5,3 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (1, 1 ), (3, 2 ), and (8 , 6 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (3, 1 ), (5, 2 ), and (12 , 6 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (3, 2 ), (5,5 ), and (12 , 9 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (3, 2 ), (1,5 ), and (0 , 9 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (2, 7 ), (1,5 ), and (7 , 5 )? What is the centroid of a triangle with corners at (4, 7 ), (1,2 ), and (8 , 5 )? See all questions in Medians and Centroids Impact of this question 4838 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License