^A^ is categorized as ^Require proof^ within the logical system.
The component in question is ^B^, which is classified as a ^Postulates^.
Since ^B^ is a ^Postulates^, it falls under the category of components that are ^accepted without proof^. These are foundational elements that provide a basis for further reasoning and deduction within the logical system.
^B^ is categorized as ^Accepted without proof^ within the logical system.
The component in question is ^C^, which is classified as a ^Theorems^.
Since ^C^ is a ^Theorems^, it must be ^proved^ within the logical system. It is a derived statement that follows from previously established axioms, postulates, or other theorems.
^C^ is categorized as ^Require proof^ within the logical system.
The component in question is ^D^, which is classified as a ^Axioms^.
Since ^D^ is a ^Axioms^, it falls under the category of components that are ^accepted without proof^. These are foundational elements that provide a basis for further reasoning and deduction within the logical system.
^D^ is categorized as ^Accepted without proof^ within the logical system.