Task 1 Print Writing a Persuasive Speech Euclid's Elements C is a mathematical treatise written in Egypt around 300 B.C. It was written by the Greek mathematician Euclid as a collection of all the geometric definitions, axioms, and theorems known to him. Most of the ideas collected in Elements were not discovered by Euclid himself; rather, he collected them from the works of earlier Greek mathematicians, such as Pythagoras, and organized them in a logical manner. Euclid's Elements is often regarded as the most successful textbook ever written. In the ancient world, it was known to many Greek and Roman scholars. It was used by Byzantine and Arab mathematicians well over 1,000 years after it was written. It was first printed with a printing press in 1482 and was in continuous use in geometry classrooms in Europe and elsewhere for the next 500 years. In fact, Euclid's Elements remained the primary geometry textbook used in the United States until the early twentieth century, about 2,300 years after Euclid first wrote it. Read the online version of Book 1 of Euclid's Elements C.Part A Choose a topic or research question relating to Euclid's Elements and then take a position on the topic. Possible topics include: . Should Euclid's Elements be used as a classroom text today? . Which definitions, postulates, and propositions seem most important for the study of geometry? . Are there ideas or concepts missing from Euclid's Elements that you think should be included? Which topic did you choose, and what is your position?Part B Research your chosen topic from part A to refine your position. Make a list of three credible sources that you will use to support your position in your persuasive speech. Type your answer in the box. BIUX X 2 12pt A EPart C Write a persuasive speech relating to your topic and position from part A. Your speech should be approximately 250-300 words in length and should use the sources you cited in part B to support your position. Type your answer in the box. BIUX X 2 15px V A E E E