On the Imaginary Geometry

Abstract

In this paper, we have aimed at showing the available set of points of Lobachevsky axiom by the help of Euclidean plane (As it is known, an Euclidean plane, which is a flat surface with no thickness, extends forever to all directions.), especially on behalf of broadening the horizons in geometry education of high school students.

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Kurudirek, A. and Akca, H. (2015) On the Imaginary Geometry. Open Access Library Journal, 2, 1-6. doi: 10.4236/oalib.1101433.

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