Which of these is one of the three famous unsolved Greek problems?
ADrawing a perpendicular
BBisecting an angle
CDoubling the cube
DDrawing a parallel line
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Doubling the cube
1. The three elusive problems were trisecting the angle, doubling the cube and squaring the circle.
2. Bisecting an angle and drawing perpendiculars and parallels were solved by the Greeks.
3. So doubling the cube is the one named.
_Source: Wikipedia, Angle trisection, section Background and problem statement_
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