COURSE OF PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY
§ 8: answers
O32
O33
l(A,B,C) ∧=Q m(A,C',B') ∧=P l(A,C,B)
L(a,b,c) ∧=q M(a,c',b') ∧=p L(a,c,b)
O34
i) A=A'. Then we can take the perspectivity from l onto m with center BB'.CC'.
ii) The six points are distinct and l ≠ m. See the drawing.
Choose n through A' and P on AA'.
B" and C" are the projections of B and C from P on n.
Then we can take the composition φoψ where ψ is the perspectivity from l onto n with center P, and φ the perspectivity from n onto m with center
B'B".C'C".
iii) The six points are lying on one line, so l=m.
Study the picture above and show we can take a projectivity that is the product of three perspectivities.