In a triangle, all the medians meet at point A. Similarly, all the altitudes meet at point N. For which type of triangle is point A same as point N? [1 MARK]

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Equilateral Triangle; Only in an equilateral triangle, all the altitudes and median are same lines. So, point A will be same as point N.

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