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What does â–³ A B C denote in Euclidean geometry?
What does â–³ A B C denote in Euclidean geometry?
- A quadrilateral with vertices A, B, and C
- A triangle with vertices A, B, and D
- A triangle with vertices A, B, and C (correct)
- A circle with vertices A, B, and C
What is a triangle in the context of geometry?
What is a triangle in the context of geometry?
- A polygon with five edges and five vertices
- A polygon with two edges and two vertices
- A polygon with four edges and four vertices
- A polygon with three edges and three vertices (correct)
What is determined by any three non-collinear points in Euclidean geometry?
What is determined by any three non-collinear points in Euclidean geometry?
- A unique square
- A unique circle
- A unique rectangle
- A unique triangle (correct)
What does every triangle contain in Euclidean geometry?
What does every triangle contain in Euclidean geometry?
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Where does the terminology for categorizing triangles originate from?
Where does the terminology for categorizing triangles originate from?
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