Abstract
Two results are proved synthetically in Hilbert’s absolute geometry: (i) of all triangles inscribed in a circle, the equilateral one has the greatest area; (ii) of all triangles inscribed in a circle, the equilateral one has the greatest radius of the inscribed circle (which amounts, in the Euclidean case, to Euler’s inequality $$R\ge 2r$$ ).
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