In $\triangle ABC$,the circle that touches the side $BC$ internally and the other two sides $AB$ and $AC$ externally is called:

  • A
    Ex-circle opposite to angle $A$
  • B
    Inscribed circle opposite to angle $A$
  • C
    Circumcircle of the triangle
  • D
    No such circle exists

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