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Desargues' theorem [dā′zärgz ‚thir·əm]

(mathematics)

If the three lines passing through corresponding vertices of two triangles are concurrent, then the intersections of the three pairs of corresponding sides lie on a straight line, and conversely.

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Desargues' theorem (redirected from Theorem of Desargues)

Desargues' theorem
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