CBSE Maths · Class 9
Chapter 5: Introduction to Euclid's Geometry
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Euclid's definitions, axioms and postulates; the difference between an axiom and a theorem.
Questions
- State Euclid's fifth postulate.
- Are things equal to same thing equal?
- Number of points to determine a line.
- Which postulate says a circle can be drawn?
- Distinguish axiom vs theorem.
- State Euclid's axiom about wholes and parts.
- Are all right angles equal (per Euclid)?
- Prove: if and is midpoint of , then .
- State Euclid's postulate 2.
- Give an example of an axiom.
Extra Practice (Optional)
- Difference between axiom and theorem.
- Which postulate ensures a line can be extended?
- Are all radii of a circle equal (from which axiom)?
- State postulate 4.
- Explain: 'A whole is greater than the part' with an example.
Answer Key (For Teachers)
- Answer: Interior sum lines meet on that side.Working: Parallels postulate.
- Answer: Yes.Working: Axiom 1.
- Answer: .Working: Postulate 1.
- Answer: Postulate 3.Working: Postulate 3.
- Answer: As stated.Working: Axiom: assumed truth. Theorem: proved from axioms.
- Answer: Whole is greater than the part.Working: Axiom 5.
- Answer: Yes.Working: Postulate 4.
- Answer: .Working: .
- Answer: As stated.Working: A finite straight line can be produced indefinitely.
- Answer: Euclid's axiom 1.Working: 'Things equal to same thing are equal to one another.'
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