Multiple Choice
Can a system of classification violate more than one rule?
A) No, because there is only one rule.
B) No, because violating one rule is incompatible with violating others.
C) Yes, because a system that violates one rule will necessarily violate others.
D) Yes, because it might be very poorly designed.
E) Yes, because no classification system can follow all of the rules.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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