Euclidean geometry is a mathematical system discovered by an Alexandrian Mathematician Euclid. These mathematical system Euclid described in his famous book Geometry.
Euclidean geometry consists with a small set of axioms and some propositions derived from these axioms.
Elements of Euclidean geometry is plane geometry and with the time it expanded towards solid geometry with three dimensional space.
Algebra and number theory which is known as geometric language is result from the elements of Euclidean geometry.
Euclidean geometry is an example of synthetic geometry which is contradict with the analytical geometry. The most of the results in geometry is came out from the axioms point and line.
Euclidean geometry consists with a small set of axioms and some propositions derived from these axioms.
Elements of Euclidean geometry is plane geometry and with the time it expanded towards solid geometry with three dimensional space.
Algebra and number theory which is known as geometric language is result from the elements of Euclidean geometry.
Euclidean geometry is an example of synthetic geometry which is contradict with the analytical geometry. The most of the results in geometry is came out from the axioms point and line.
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