what is a undefined term in euclidean geometry
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anonymous · Answer

A point, line, and plane are undefined terms in Euclidean Geometry.


They are terms that cannot be defined by any other figures.



Point: Has no actual size. Used to represent an object or location in space.

Line: Has no thickness or width. Used to represent a continuous set of linear points that extend indefinitely in both directions.

Plane: Has no thickness, width or depth. Used to represent a flat surface that extends indefinitely in all directions

anonymous · Answer

Source: http://geometrypreapteacher.wikispaces.com/Undefined+Terms

anonymous · Answer

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