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The universal truths that are very trivial and self-evident are called and postulates.

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Axioms

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Theorem

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The correct option is A Axioms
Euclid laid down some universal truths that are very trivial and self-evident called axioms and postulates. These statements proved to be the basic properties of mathematics which opened doors to many advanced concepts.

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