Consistency defines the extent to which you believe that the person being observed behaves in a similar fashion when confronted on other occasions with the same or similar situations. A consistent theory is one that does not lead to a logical contradiction in classical deductive logic. The absence of contradiction might be expressed in semantic or syntactic terms.
According to the semantic definition, a theory is consistent if it has a model, that is, if there is an interpretation under which all formulas in the theory are true. A consistency proof is a mathematical demonstration that a specific theory is consistent. The incompleteness theorems had a significant impact on Hilbert's program.
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Answer: Scale (C)
Reason: A scale is something that shows the ratio of a distance on the map compared to the distance on the ground
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D. The basic economic problem would be solved.
