Pappus's Hexagon Theorem
Stage 1
Two lines, six points
There are 6 points on two lines: A, B, C above — D, E, F below. Join each point on the upper line to a point on the lower line, crosswise. Points on the same line cannot be joined.
Click a point, then click a point on the opposite line.
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