👉 Euclidean geometry is a branch of mathematics that studies Euclidean space, including its properties and relationships. It uses straight lines as the basic geometric figures and axioms to define distances between these points. In Euclidean geometry, angles are defined by their size and direction relative to each other, with the sum of all interior angles equaling 180 degrees, and a line segment can be divided into two congruent segments if it is part of an angle. The distance between two points in space
