A does not tell us what exactly occurred or what will occur in the world, but how phenomena would behave under certain idealized conditions. Ine rollowing are true statements: (Select all that apply 0.5 points will be deducted for incorrect responses). A. The explanandum usually represents the conclusion to an argument. B. An explanans is the explanation of a phenomenon. C. The explanandum is always true in a inductive argument. D. The explanandum always contains general laws and empirical evidence. The fact that the sun has risen every day up until now may not prove that it will rise tomorrow, but surely it gives us very good reason to think it will. In this statement was suggesting that we would have to assume the uniformity of nature (UN) A. David Hume B. Karl Popper c. Carl Hempel D. Thomas Kuhn