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The all-horses-one-color induction argument fails in which part?
AThe statement itself
BThe initial base case
CThe induction step
DThe final conclusion
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The induction step
The step breaks for two horses, because the two smaller sets share no horse to link their colors.
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