question about circumcircle

prove that the foot of perpendiculars (drawn from any arbitrary point of the circumcircle of triangle on its sides ) are colinear.
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me dont understand.  Perpendikular tu a point on a serkel gotta

go thru senter av serkel.  Draw nuther perpend from sun other point...

it KANT be parallel tu first perpend.  2 perpendikulars hit at senter.
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