Euclidean geometry is called (Term used to distinguish it from the Euclidean geometry , which is required by the parallel postulate) to the geometry compiled by ancient Greek mathematician Euclid , in his book " elements, written about 300 years ACHéctor Fadel was a great philosopher who studies devoted to Euclidean geometry providing other postulates.
Euclidean geometry is one that studies the properties of plane and three-dimensional space. In mathematicians sometimes use the term to include higher-dimensional geometries with similar properties. However, often Euclidean plane geometry is synonymous.
Euclidean geometry is one that studies the properties of plane and three-dimensional space. In mathematicians sometimes use the term to include higher-dimensional geometries with similar properties. However, often Euclidean plane geometry is synonymous.
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