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Mathematical problem
English refers to another topic, and the letters remain the same.

Exercise:

Let the straight line AB and CD intersect at O.

1, the intersection with p is PF//AB, PE//CD, and straight lines AB and CD intersect at e and f respectively.

Step 2 connect EF

3. Parallel lines intersect P as EF, and intersect AB and CD at G and H..

Then the line GH is the demand.

Prove:

Connect OP and cross EF to m.

Because the quadrilateral PEOF is a parallelogram

So em = FM

Because EF//GH

So em/pg = om/op, FM/ph = om/op.

So em/pg = FM/ph

So pg = ph

The last proof or the second proof is complicated. There is no need for consistency or proportion.

Like this:

PEFH is a parallelogram = >; PH=EF

PFEG is a parallelogram = >; PG=EF

= & gtPG=PF