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Flashcards covering spatial geometry concepts including plane intersections, line-plane intersections, collinearity, segment ratio formulas, Thales's theorem, tangent planes, perpendicularity, and cross-sections.
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Intersection line of two planes
The straight line formed where two non-parallel planes intersect, determined by finding 2 common points between the planes.
Intersection point of a line and a plane
A single point A where line d meets plane (P), satisfying A∈d and A∈(P), written as d∩(P)=A.
Collinear points
Three or more points that all lie on the same straight line d.
Segment division ratio formula
If point M divides segment AB such that AM:MB=m:n, then ABAM=m+nm and ABMB=m+nn.
Thales's Theorem in Spatial Geometry
In △ABC, if line MN is parallel to side BC with M∈AB and N∈AC, then ABAM=ACAN=BCMN.
Converse of Thales's Theorem
In △ABC, if points M∈AB and N∈AC satisfy ABAM=ACAN, then MN∥BC.
Tangent plane
A plane (P) that touches a sphere (S) at exactly 1 point A, known as the point of tangency.
Distance from center to tangent plane
The perpendicular distance from the center O of a sphere to its tangent plane (P), which equals the radius R (d(O,(P))=OA=R).
Perpendicularity condition for line and plane
A line d is perpendicular to plane (P) if d is perpendicular to two intersecting lines a and b contained in (P), written as d⊥(P).
Cross-section (Thiết diện)
The closed 2D planar polygon figure formed by the intersection of a cutting plane with a 3D solid figure.
Parallel cross-section property
If a cutting plane (P) is parallel to base (ABCD) of a solid, the resulting cross-section is similar to the base shape.
Cross-section ratio property
For a pyramid cross-section with line MN parallel to base side AB, the side ratios satisfy SASM=SBSN=ABMN.
Procedure for finding a cross-section
A 4-step method: 1) Identify the cutting plane, 2) Find intersection points with solid edges, 3) Connect points lying on the same face, 4) Close the figure.
Two-plane intersection rule
Two non-parallel planes intersect along a single line defined by 2 common points.
Line-plane intersection rule
A line and a plane intersect at a single common point.