Peter draws triangle abc and identifies a point that lies outside of triangle abc as the intersection of the medians of the triangle. could peter be correct?

  No

Step-by-step explanation:

Each median resides entirely within the triangle. The point of their intersection (the centroid) is always inside the triangle. The point Peter is describing is not the intersection of medians.

The intersection of altitudes may be outside the triangle, as may be the intersection of side bisectors. The latter is called the circumcenter.

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