Question

 Why was Euclidean geometry unable to represent the roughness of reality? Explain. 

16 Jul 2025
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Euclidean geometry, based on the idealized notions of points, lines, and planes, assumes a smooth, continuous, and regular space. It was developed to describe perfect geometric shapes like circles, triangles, _____ _______ ______ ___ _________ ________ ___.
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