1. Prove that given a line € and a point P not on e, there exists a line through P perpendicular to e.

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1. Prove that given a line é and a point P not on e, there exists a line
through P perpendicular to €.
2. If in AABC we have ZB LC, then AB AC and AABC is
isosceles.
3. State and prove the Alternate Interior Angle Theorem.
4. State and prove the Exterior Angle Theorem.
5. Prove that in a triangle, the greater angle lies opposite the greater
side and the greater side lies opposite the greater angle.
6. Prove that the angle sum of every triangle is 180° if we assume
Hilbert's Euclidean parallel postulate.
7. How many points and lines are there in the Fano's Geometry? Justify
your answer.
8. Draw a representation of the four-line geometry. Name all the points
and lines.
9. Draw a representation of the four-point geometry. Name all the
points and lines.
10. Draw a representation of the Young's Finite Geometry. Name all the
lines and determine which lines are parallel to cach other.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Prove that given a line é and a point P not on e, there exists a line through P perpendicular to €. 2. If in AABC we have ZB LC, then AB AC and AABC is isosceles. 3. State and prove the Alternate Interior Angle Theorem. 4. State and prove the Exterior Angle Theorem. 5. Prove that in a triangle, the greater angle lies opposite the greater side and the greater side lies opposite the greater angle. 6. Prove that the angle sum of every triangle is 180° if we assume Hilbert's Euclidean parallel postulate. 7. How many points and lines are there in the Fano's Geometry? Justify your answer. 8. Draw a representation of the four-line geometry. Name all the points and lines. 9. Draw a representation of the four-point geometry. Name all the points and lines. 10. Draw a representation of the Young's Finite Geometry. Name all the lines and determine which lines are parallel to cach other.
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