G.522 segment right angles

XI.18

If a segment be at right angles to any plane, all the planes through it is at right angles to the same plane.
segment_right_angles()
prove all the planes through / A B / are also at right angles to the plane of reference
D G A C F B E
assert Let any segment / A B / be at right angles to the plane of reference
construct Let the plane < D E > be drawn through / A B /
construct Let / C E / be the common section of the plane < D E > and the plane of reference, let a point F be taken at random on / C E /
construct perpendicular_at: From F let / F G / be drawn in the plane < D E > at right angles to / C E /.
assert / A B / is at right angles to the plane of reference,
∵ segment_right_angles_defassert / A B / is also at right angles to all the segments which meet it and are in the plane of reference; so that it is also at right angles to / C E /; therefore < A B F ) is right
assert < G F B ) is also right
∵ corresponding_angles_parallelassert / A B / is parallel to / F G /
assert / A B / is at right angles to the plane of reference
∵ segments_parallel_rightassert / F G / is also at right angles to the plane of reference
∵ plane_right_angles_defassert Now a plane is at right angles to a plane, when the segments drawn, in one of the planes, at right angles to the common section of the planes are at right angles to the remaining plane
assert / F G /, drawn in one of the planes < D E > at right angles to / C E /, the common section of the planes, was proved to be at right angles to the plane of reference
assert the plane < D E > is at right angles to the plane of reference
∴ Similarly also it can be proved that all the planes through / A B / are at right angles to the plane of reference

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