A projective triangle is an ordered triple of noncollinear projective points in a projective plane, together with their three joining projective lines. In the real projective plane this means that three chosen representative vectors are linearly independent. Pairing the vertices of two such triangles determines corresponding sides and the three corresponding-vertex joins.

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