6 Questions
Given the definition of a circle, it is always possible to draw more than one circle passing through three non-collinear points.
False
When proving a theorem, it is not necessary to use the definitions of the terms involved in the statement.
False
In Geometry, a postulate is a statement that is accepted as true without proof.
True
Undefined terms in Geometry are terms that do not have formal definitions.
True
In Geometry, undefined terms are typically explained using other undefined terms.
False
Examples of undefined terms in Geometry include point, line, and plane.
True
Test your knowledge of defined terms, postulates, and theorems in Geometry with this quiz. Learn about circles, postulates, and the use of definitions in proofs.
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