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    The Proposition That an Explanation Uses to Explain Something Is
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The Proposition That an Explanation Uses to Explain Something Is

Question 20

Question 20

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The proposition that an explanation uses to explain something is called the:


A) A-proposition
B) B-proposition
C) contrivance
D) explanandum
E) hypothesis

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