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5) Prove Theorem 7.5.4: If two coplanar triangles are point perspective with the same noncoplanar triangle, then they are point perspective with each other. The setup is the same as for Theorem 7.5.3 (the Sketchpad file from class, "thm-7-5-3.gsp", is on Canvas). Note that this is not the dual of the Theorem 7.5.3 (which I proved in class), but the proof is very similar. The biggest step of insight is figuring out where P (the point of perspectivity) is.

5) Prove Theorem 7.5.4: If two coplanar triangles are point perspective with the same noncoplanar triangle, then they are point perspective with each other. The setup is the same as for Theorem 7.5.3 (the Sketchpad file from class, "thm-7-5-3.gsp", is on Canvas). Note that this is not the dual of the Theorem 7.5.3 (which I proved in class), but the proof is very similar. The biggest step of insight is figuring out where P (the point of perspectivity) is.

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5) Prove Theorem 7.5.4: If two coplanar triangles are point perspective with the same noncoplanar triangle, then they are point perspective with each other. The setup is the same as for Theorem 7.5.3 (the Sketchpad file from class, "thm-7-5-3.gsp", is on Canvas). Note that this is not the dual of the Theorem 7.5.3 (which I proved in class), but the proof is very similar. The biggest step of insight is figuring out where P (the point of perspectivity) is.
Transcribed Image Text:5) Prove Theorem 7.5.4: If two coplanar triangles are point perspective with the same noncoplanar triangle, then they are point perspective with each other. The setup is the same as for Theorem 7.5.3 (the Sketchpad file from class, "thm-7-5-3.gsp", is on Canvas). Note that this is not the dual of the Theorem 7.5.3 (which I proved in class), but the proof is very similar. The biggest step of insight is figuring out where P (the point of perspectivity) is.
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