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"A circle can be drawn with any centre and any radius"—is Euclid's—

aPostulate 2
bPostulate 3
cPostulate 4
dPostulate 5

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This is Euclid's third postulate, which permits drawing a circle with any chosen centre and any radius. It guarantees the existence of circles of arbitrary size and position.

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