Question

Write the equivalent version of Euclid's fifth postulate.

Answer 1

The equivalent versions of the Euclid’s fifth postulates states that, if a straight line crosses the two straight lines making the alternate angles equal to one another, then the straight lines will also be made parallel to one another.

• There is no specific upper limit that has been considered to the area of the triangle.
• We can draw a circle which passes through the three collinear points provided that the points are given.
• The straight line which is parallel to the straight line is parallel to each other.
• When the two straight lines intersect one another then it cannot be parallel to the third one.