The intersection of the median of a triangle will always be inside the triangle and hence, only statement I is correct.
Median of a triangle is the side joining one vertex and center of the opposite side.
A triangle can have maximum three medians which will intersect each other.
As the median is made from the inside of a triangle, the intersection of medians will also be inside the center.
The point of intersection of median is also known as centroid of the triangle and it will always be present inside the triangle.
Therefore, the intersection of the median of a triangle will always be inside the triangle and hence, only statement I is correct.
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