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Three-point mathematical problems
For simplicity, I divide all the numbers by 10, which has no effect on the result anyway.

2,3,4,6,8, 12

The product of three numbers on three sides is required to be equal.

Find the common multiple of all numbers first.

Starting with the least common multiple,

24,24 =12 * 2 cannot represent the product of three numbers given for the topic, so give up.

48,48= 12*4= 12*2*2

It cannot be expressed as the product of three numbers given for a topic, and the same number cannot be multiplied repeatedly.

. give up

96,96= 12*4*2

96=8*3*4

96=6*2*8

comply with the requirements

The number that appears twice in the above three equations is placed at the vertex of the triangle.

So, 2, 8 and 4 are placed on three vertices.

6 is between 2 and 8.

3 is between 8 and 4.

12 is between 2 and 4.