Lecture

Configurations of 3 Plans in Space

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Description

This lecture covers the five possible configurations of 3 plans in space, including concurrence and parallelism. It discusses the intersection of three plans, the fundamental theorem related to their intersection lines, and the decomposition of isometries in the plane. The lecture concludes with the structural theorem of isometries in the plane and their decomposition into axial reflections.

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