4) Consider three-dimensional Euclidcan space R with the usual Euclidean distance, definition of line, and angle measure. Show that this is not a model of Neutral Geometry by finding one of the six axioms which it docs not satisfy. Explain why it does not satisfy this axiom.

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(4) Consider three-dimensional Euclidean space R with the usual Euclidean distance, definition
of line, and angle measure. Show that this is not a model of Neutral Geometry by finding
one of the six axioms which it does not satisfy. Explain why it does not satisfy this axion.
Transcribed Image Text:(4) Consider three-dimensional Euclidean space R with the usual Euclidean distance, definition of line, and angle measure. Show that this is not a model of Neutral Geometry by finding one of the six axioms which it does not satisfy. Explain why it does not satisfy this axion.
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