Generalization of Simson-Wallace theorem: planar and spatial formulation
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The authors introduce a spacial generalization of the well-known Simson-Wallace theorem, which deals with a triangle in a plane. They investigate the following problem: ``Let four skew lines parallel to a fixed plane be given. Determine the locus of the point \(P\) in space so that the reflections of \(P\) in the given lines are coplanar.
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