Thales' theorem
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Thales' teorem
Let's two lines a and b crosses themselves in point Î. Points À snd À1 lyes on a, and  and Â1 lyes on b; and point Î
- either doesn't lye over segmnets ÀÀ1 and ÂÂ1
- or lyes over segments ÀÀ1 and ÂÂ1.

- Thales' theorem: Lines ÀÂ and À1Â1 are parallel then and then only when ÎÀ/ÎÀ1=ÎÂ/ÎÂ1.
- Theorem 1: If lines ÀÂ and À1Â1 are parallel, then ÎÀ/ÎÀ1=ÎÂ/ÎÂ1.
- Theorem 2: If ÎÀ/ÎÀ1=ÎÂ/ÎÂ1, then lines ÀÂ and À1Â1 are parallel.
Consequences from Thales' theorem
- Thales' theorem: ÎÀ/ÎÀ1=ÎÂ/ÎÂ1’
- Consequence 1: ÎÀ/ÀÀ1=ÎÂ/ÂÂ1.
- Consequence 2: ÎÀ1/ÀÀ1=ÎÂ1/ÂÂ1.
Parallel project through line
Let's are given two lines a and l, and these lines are not parallel.If Ì is unspecified point from a plane, then we build:
1. unique line m,which passes through Ì and which is not parallel on l;
2. Ì1 - the point of intersection on the lines m and à.
Then:
- point Ì1 is parallel projection on Ì over the line parallel on l;
- the line m is projection line on Ì;
- for a given line l , we definite projection direction;
- Ì1' builds is parallel project.
When the angle (which is between projection direction l and à) is right then the project is orthogonall, and point Ì1 – orthogonall projection on Ì over à.
If segment ÌN is given and M1, N1 are parallel projection on the poitns Ì and N over line à, then segment Ì1N1 is called parallel projection on the line MN over the line à.
- Theorem: Let's ÀÂ and CD are two segments from a line g, and this line g isn't equal on projection direcktion l. Then the ratio on the segmentsAB/CD in parallel project stayes the same.