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7 . Let us assume instead that X is limiting parallel to I, with P + X + Y . Prove that P is limiting

7. Let us assume instead that X is limiting parallel to I, with P+X+Y. Prove that P is limiting parallel to L.(Hint: See Figure 6.18. You must show that P meets l in a point V. Choose any such that S+P+Z. Show that sx meets Po in a point U such that U+P+Q. Choose any W such that U.X*W and show that XW is between X and XR so that XW meets l in a point T. Apply Proposition 3.9(a) to get V.) X Y Z W VR T Q Figure 6.18

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