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In center of a triangle lies in the interior of :

an isosceles triangle only
any triangle
an equilateral triangle only
a right triangle only

Correct Answer: any triangle

Explanation:

We know that In center of every triangle ( acute , obtuse and right angle ) lies in its interior.
Hence required answer will be any triangle .

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