Mathematics, 26.03.2020 03:00, paytonpaige22

One of Euclid’s postulates has always seemed to be too complex, and Euclid himself thought it should be proved as a theorem--but it cannot be. Which postulate is this?

A) The Parallel Postulate
B) The Concurrent Postulate
C) The Intersection Postulate
D) The Perpendicular Postulate

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