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8 0

I think the correct answer is undefined terms. <span>In an axiomatic system, points, lines, and planes belong to the category of undefined terms. These systems do not have definite shape and sizes. Lines and planes can extend infinitely. I hope this answer helps you/</span>

galben [10]2 years ago

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Point, line and plane are undefined termseverything else is defined based on them - there are no other undefined terms in euclid's geometry - only those 3 listed above are undefined terms

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