Menelaus's theorem
Menelaus's theorem proper noun: a proposition about triangles in plane geometry.

Proper noun
Menelaus's theorem
- A proposition about triangles in plane geometry.
Forms of Menelaus's theorem
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Origin of Menelaus's theorem
Named after Menelaus of Alexandria.
Questions about Menelaus's theorem
- What does Menelaus's theorem mean?
- Menelaus's theorem means a proposition about triangles in plane geometry.
- What part of speech is Menelaus's theorem?
- Menelaus's theorem is a proper noun.
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