AXIOMATIC STRUCTURE OF MATHEMATICAL SYSTEM IN GEOMETRY particular: (a) defined terms; (b) undefined terms; (c) postulates; and (d) theorems
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- Q1In geometry, which of the following is a statement that is accepted without proof and serves as a starting point for further reasoning?TheoremUndefined termDefined termPostulate30s
- Q2Which of the following terms in geometry cannot be formally defined using other terms but is understood intuitively?TheoremDefined termPostulateUndefined term30s
- Q3What is the name of a statement in geometry that has been proven to be true using definitions, postulates, and previously proven theorems?Undefined termTheoremDefined termPostulate30s
- Q4Which of the following is a term in geometry that is explicitly defined using other known terms?TheoremUndefined termPostulateDefined term30s
- Q5Which of the following statements describes a fundamental assumption in geometry that does not require proof?Defined termPropositionPostulateTheorem30s
- Q6In geometry, which term is used for a concept that can be described with examples but is not strictly defined?Defined termPostulateTheoremUndefined term30s
- Q7What type of statement in geometry is both a logical conclusion and dependent on previously established postulates and theorems?TheoremPostulateDefined termUndefined term30s
- Q8Which of the following is an example of a statement that summarizes a relationship between geometric figures and is proven based on definitions or postulates?PostulateTheoremUndefined termDefined term30s
- Q9Which term refers to a statement that serves as a basis for further geometric reasoning and does not need to be proven?Defined termPostulateUndefined termTheorem30s
- Q10In geometric reasoning, which of the following terms is used for a concept that has been explicitly defined and can be clearly understood through its definition?PostulateTheoremDefined termUndefined term30s