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What is the term for something that is accepted as definite or certain to​ occur, despite a lack of​ proof? A. values B. assumption C. bias

What is the term for something that is accepted as definite or certain to​ occur, despite a lack of​ proof? A. values B. assumption C. bias
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What is the term for something that is accepted as definite or certain to​ occur, despite a lack of​ proof?

A.
values
B.
assumption
C.
bias

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User Pato Salazar
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I think the answer is B. Sorry if I’m wrong!
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User Keavon
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