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Subject: Re: The largest Triangle that can fit in convex hull
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Before anyone can attempt to answer that question, you have to define what 
you mean by "large".
Do you mean the triangle that has the largest diameter, the triangle that 
has the largest area, or what ?
Also, do you need an accurate solution or are you willing to accept an 
approximation?

Damian

"Dodo" <lovelygirl_2220@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
news:b9bb3ca1-66f4-4c5f-9553-cd970bfb7eb1@v4g2000vba.googlegroups.com...
> Hi
> Could any one tell me how to find the largest triangle can fit into a
> convex hull.
> Thanks in advance.