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Euclidean geometry is taught as an example of:

AA numerical algorithm
BAn informal sketch
CAn axiomatic system
DA measurement tool
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. An axiomatic system
1. Selected areas such as Euclidean geometry are taught as models of reasoning. 2. It is an example of an axiomatic system and deductive reasoning. 3. It is not mainly a numerical algorithm or a measuring tool. _Source: Wikipedia, Mathematics education, Objectives_
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