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GEO0010 -- The fundamental principle of affine geometry

The Theorem Statement [ZCG95]

Theorem. [The Fundamental Principle of Affine Geometry] Let A, B, and P be three points on a plane, and C be a point on line PA. The line passing through C and parallel to AB intersects PB in D. Q is the intersection of AD and BC. M is the intersection of AB and PQ. Show that M is the midpoint of AB.

The Image - GCLC 5.0

Prover's Code

point A 20 10
point B 70 10
point P 50 40

line ab A B
%line pa P A
line pb P B

online C P A
parallel pab C ab
intersec D pab pb

line ad A D
line bc B C
intersec Q ad bc

line pq P Q
intersec M ab pq

cmark_b A
cmark_b B
cmark_t P
cmark_t C
cmark_t D
cmark_r Q
cmark_b M

drawsegment A B
drawsegment A P
drawsegment A D
drawsegment B C
drawsegment B P
drawsegment C D
drawsegment P M

prove { equal { sratio A M M B } { 1 }  }
Proved -- Proof, made with GCLC, v1.0

proofGEO0010.pdf
Pedro Quaresma and Predrag Janicic

The Database contents GEO0009 - Midpoint of a Parallelogram GEO0010 -- The fundamental principle of affine geometry