Geometry and Reality

Why was Euclidean geometry unable to represent the roughness of reality? Explain.

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Why Was Euclidean Geometry Unable to Represent the Roughness of Reality? Explain. Introduction Euclidean geometry, developed by the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, is based on idealized shapes like straight lines, circles, and perfect angles. While this system works well for theoretical mathematics and simple engineering tasks, it struggles to accurately describe the complexity and irregularity […]

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What is the Philosophical presupposition(s) of Fractal Geometry?

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What is the Philosophical Presupposition(s) of Fractal Geometry? Introduction Fractal Geometry is a field of mathematics that describes shapes and patterns that are self-similar and irregular at every scale. It challenges the traditional Euclidean geometry and provides new tools for understanding natural phenomena such as clouds, coastlines, mountains, and even human physiology. Philosophical Presuppositions Fractal

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