Ceva's Theorem Proof

Proposition
Let ABC be a triangle and lines (or cevians) AD, BE, and CF joining vertices with opposite sides intersect at a single point P. Prove that: (AF.BD.CE)/(FB.DC.EA)=1. The converse is also true.



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