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/ˈvɜːteks//ˈvɜːrteks/The word "vertex" originates from the Latin word "vertex," meaning "top" or "summit." This word was used in medieval mathematics to describe the point where two curves or lines intersect, forming a corner or angle. It was adopted into English in the 16th century and was subsequently used in geometry and trigonometry to refer to the point where two curves or sides meet in a polygon or polyhedron. The usage of the term "vertex" has since expanded to other fields such as physics and chemistry, where it encompasses various definitions depending on the specific context. However, its original meaning, as rooted in the Latin word "vertex," remains closely associated with geometry and mathematics.
a point where two lines meet to form an angle, especially the point of a triangle or cone opposite the base
điểm mà hai đường thẳng gặp nhau tạo thành một góc, đặc biệt là điểm của hình tam giác hoặc hình nón đối diện với đáy
the highest point or top of something
điểm cao nhất hoặc đỉnh của một cái gì đó
