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Khoảng giới hạn mà trong đó sự biến đổi về lượng chưa dẫn tới sự biến đổi về chất của sự vật, hiện tượng là gì?

A.

Điểm nút.

B.

Bước nhảy.

C.

Lượng.

D.

Độ.

Đáp án và lời giải Đáp án:D Lời giải:

Phân tích:  Khoảng giới hạn mà trong đó sự biến đổi về lượng chưa dẫn tới sự biến đổi về chất của sự vật, hiện tượng là độ.

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