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What does "Idea" represent? ("An Essay Concerning Human Understanding"; Introduction, p. 1) Which option identifies an implicit meaning one could draw from the excerpt? Locke questions what an idea is. Locke is unfamiliar with the term "idea." Locke feels this term has not been adequately defined. Locke is uncertain of the relationship between speculative and practical ideas.

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C.)Locke feels this term has not been adequately defined.

if i had an explanation i would give one but i only know its correct cause i literally just did it... have a good day sorry for the late answer too
 
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Answer:

Locke feels this term has not been adequately defined

Explanation:

The term "idea" is broad and complex, making it difficult to explain and define it efficiently and establishing a full knowledge of that term and the factors that compose it. Locke is able to identify this complexity because he understands that the term idea is not being properly defined, which causes the confusion surrounding that term to continue in a cyclical and endless way.

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