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Euclid's Geometry or Euclidean Geometry is a mathematical system wherein geometrical results can be proved using deductive reasoning based upon previously proved results and a small set of assumptions called axioms.
This system was initiated by the Greek Mathematician, Euclid and hence its name.
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Given class 100-120
lower limit = 100,
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{tex}class \: mark(x)\\ = \frac{lower\:limit - upper\:limit }{2}\\=\frac{100+120}{2}\\=\frac{220}{2}\\=110{/tex}
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Class mark of the class 100-120 is 110
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