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Does the Method of Concomitant Variations Show That a Factor

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Does the method of concomitant variations show that a factor is a necessary or sufficient condition?


A) sufficient
B) necessary
C) neither necessary nor sufficient
D) both necessary and sufficient
E) necessary in one respect, but sufficient in another

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