After evaluating all three cases in which we can form a plane according to Euclidean geometry, we find the following options: 1) three, 2) do not lie.
According to Euclidean geometry you can form a plane by any of the following cases:
1) Three points that are not collinear to each other.
2) A line and a point that is not in that line.
3) Two distinct lines which are coplanar.
Therefore, we conclude that correct choice is: According to Euclidean geometry, a plane contains at least three points that do not lie on the same line.
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