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B.5.QD:12 - Relations

  • B.5 coordinates the reasoning cycle. B.5.RA recovers an argument; B.5.RR revises reasoning after a premise or question changes. This pattern constructs a question that can start that revision.
  • B.5.TC can reveal a newly expressible question when comparing accounts. B.5.2 generates candidate explanations once that is the needed contribution.
  • B.5.MPC connects the physical, mathematical and computational contributions a question needs. A.3.3, C.16 and C.29.2 supply state, measurement and computational-formulation work where applicable.
  • C.39 obtains a missing way to produce a distinguished result. C.40 develops problems and ways together; this pattern contributes the question-construction step.
  • C.22.2 describes a problem claim when that description is needed. E.10.INT, C.11 and C.11.DUA help choose a worthwhile inquiry and the effort to spend.
  • C.36.RP supports continuing a shared practice by recovering and changing its ways of inquiry. A.15.9 helps obtain and use a bounded contribution from another practice when needed.