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One of Euclid’s postulates has always seemed to be too complex, and Euclid himself thought it should be proved as a theorem--but it cannot be. Which postulate is this? A) The Par…

One of Euclid’s postulates has always seemed to be too complex, and Euclid himself thought it should be proved as a theorem--but it cannot be. Which postulate is this? A) The Par…
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One of Euclid’s postulates has always seemed to be too complex, and Euclid himself thought it should be proved as a theorem--but it cannot be. Which postulate is this?

A) The Parallel Postulate
B) The Concurrent Postulate
C) The Intersection Postulate
D) The Perpendicular Postulate

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Its A, The Parallel Postulate because I had the same question.

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