Question

An axiom in Euclidean geometry states that in space, there are at least three points that do what

Answer 1

Answer and explanation;

There are 5 Euclid's postulates (or axioms) in the Euclidean geometry.

These includes;

-there are infinite points in a space.

-it requires at lest 2 point to make a straight line.

-at least 3 points to make a close shape or a plane.

- there is only one line that passes two distinct point.

-the intersection of a plane is a line

Answer 2

Answer with Explanation:

As, euclidean geometry that is axioms and postulates is valid for two as well three dimensional space.

If there are three points in Space, then

1. If all of them are Collinear, they will form a straight line segment.

2. Otherwise ,they will form a closed three dimensional shape similar to triangle in in two dimensional.

It can be explained by, taking stars as a point in the space. If three stars lie in the same line, and if you join them ,it will form a line segment, otherwise it will be in the shape of triangle.