Passage Summary: People used to think only one kind of math could describe the universe, but now scientists use a different kind because it works better for their most important theories.

Reasoning: Historically, Euclidean geometry was considered the only accurate way to model the universe, but scientists now find non-Euclidean geometry more useful for specific theories and the current leading cosmological model.

Analysis: Since this is a Most Strongly Supported question, we must treat the statements as facts and find a statement that logically follows from them. The stimulus highlights a shift in scientific consensus from Euclidean geometry being the 'only' way to it being superseded by non-Euclidean geometry for modern cosmological needs. Look for an answer that acknowledges Euclidean geometry is no longer viewed as the exclusive mathematical framework for representing the universe. Avoid any choices that make overly broad claims about the 'truth' of geometry beyond what the scientists currently believe.