Gelman's "Cardinal Principle" of Counting States That ______

question 10

Multiple Choice

Gelman's "cardinal principle" of counting states that ______.

• A)"count words" assigned to each item must be chosen in a repeatable order
• B)when counting an array,the final "count word" used represents the number of items in the set
• C)each item in a set gets only one distinct "count word" assigned to it
• D)any group of items may be counted

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Definitions:

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