  For the mechanism of high-Tc superconductivity in inhomogeneous Bi-2212
superconductors, we demonstrate the intrinsic superconducting gap,GAP_i, and
pairing symmetry by using a developed GAP=GAP_i/rho, where GAP is the observed
energy gap and 0<rho<=1 is band filling. When rho=1, GAP=GAP_i<=10 meV,
measured at a node, is intrinsic. When 0<rho<1, GAP implies an averaging of
GAP_i over the measurement region, which is the effect of measurement. From
analysis's of conductance data, b=2GAP_i/k_BT_c is less than 4 when rho=1 and
the density of state indicates s-wave symmetry. The superconducting gap
anisotropy is attributed to the inhomogeneity of the metal phase and the
insulating d-wave phase in the measurement region.
