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Authors: S.Kalimuthu
The sum of the interior angles of a number triangles were transformed into linear algebraic equations. The analysis of these equations without assuming the fifth Euclidean postulate established the following theorem: There exists a triangle whose interior angle sum is equal to two right angles
Comments: 6 Pages. This is a new attempt in set theory 7 geometry
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