Coxeter- Exercise 6.2.1

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Let P,P’,Q,Q’,D be five points, no three collinear. Then there is a unique perspective collineation that takes P to P’, and Q to Q’, while its axis passes through D.The center is PP’.QQ’ and the axis joins D to PQ.P’Q’

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