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Which type of power is stated in the Constitution? A. coercive power B. expressed power C. implied power D. inherent power

Which type of power is stated in the Constitution? A. coercive power B. expressed power C. implied power D. inherent power
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Which type of power is stated in the Constitution? A. coercive power B. expressed power C. implied power D. inherent power

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All of the above. All of those powers are expressed in the Constitution.
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User Udi Reshef
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EXPRESSED POWER CAUSE I KNOW IT ALL READY!!
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