Solution Exercise 4.28.
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Exercise 4.28.  Symbolize each perspectivity forming the projectivity in each of the above diagrams.

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Define A' = AP · A"O, B' = BP · B"O, and C' = CP · C"O. The perspectivities  and  determine the projectivity  

 

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Let o be the line determined by the points of intersection of lines a, b, c with lines a', b', c', respectively. Let p be the line determined by the intersections of the lines a', b', c' with lines a", b", c", respectively. The perspectivities  and  determine the projectivity  

 

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

Let lines a, b, and c be concurrent at point P. Let A, B, and C be the respective points of intersection lines a, b, and c with line o. Let a' = AA", b = BB', and c = CC" be concurrent at the point Q. The elementary correspondence  and the perspectivity  determined the projectivity   Or, the perspectivity  and elementary correspondence  determine the projectivity  

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