PAPPUS' THEOREM ILLUSTRATED
Pappus' Theorem: Inscribe a hexagon (any six lines in a plane, with no three meeting at the same point) in an
angle. Each pair of opposite sides are extended to intersection points. These interesection points (XYZ) form a straight line mapping their corresponding hexagonal points.
This construction is designed in a step by step fashion with Hide/Show Checkboxes.
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