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2) The foundations of any Euclidean geometry, at their most basic, exist on the principal concepts of which of the following? a) Undefined terms c) Postulates b) Theorems d) Assumptions
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2) The foundations of any Euclidean geometry, at their most basic, exist on the principal concepts of which of

the following?
a) Undefined terms
c) Postulates
b) Theorems
d) Assumptions

User Dax Pandhi
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Answer:

c im pretty sure but not 100%

Explanation:

edge

User Scradam
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answer is b- Theorems
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