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What is a hypothetical imperative?

A. An ethical principle.
B. An end in itself.
C. A rule that tells one how to achieve some end.
D. An answer to the is-ought problem.



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Final answer:

Hypothetical imperatives are conditional commands guided by wants or desires, offering advice on achieving specific goals.


Explanation:

Hypothetical imperatives are contingent commands based on a person's wants, needs, or desires, such as 'If you want A, then you should do B.' They are conditional and advise on how to achieve goals, like 'If you want to do well on a test, study a lot.' These imperatives are not moral rules but rather guides to fulfill desires.


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