Nuclear Fusion Reactors Would

question 48

Multiple Choice

Nuclear fusion reactors would

• A) Be very inexpensive to build, once the technology is perfected.
• B) Involve far fewer radiation hazards than fission reactors.
• C) Require extremely rare elements as fuel, which is why none are currently in use.
• D) Produce more nuclear fuel for future use as they operate.

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Definitions:

Categorical Propositions

Statements that assert or deny something about all members of a category, involving a subject and a predicate that relates to the subject.

Standard Form

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Categorical Propositions

Categorical propositions are statements that assert or deny something about a category or class of objects, often structured in terms of all, no, or some.

Standard Form

A conventional or widely accepted way of presenting something, usually in a formal or structured manner.