SOLUTION: The point, line, and plane are considered to be undefined terms in our development of geometry. Look up these words in any dictionary. Are the dictionary definitions clear enough f

SOLUTION: The point, line, and plane are considered to be undefined terms in our development of geometry. Look up these words in any dictionary. Are the dictionary definitions clear enough f

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Question 1193018: The point, line, and plane are considered to be undefined terms in our development of geometry. Look up these words in any dictionary. Are the dictionary definitions clear enough for a precise mathematical development?

Answer by ikleyn(52788) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Do you expect that I will look in a dictionary for you ?

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