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A principal can be defined as:

AA usual mode of doing one thing

BA governing law of conduct or a settled rule of action

CA recommendation

DA casual practice

Answer:

B. A governing law of conduct or a settled rule of action

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A principle is a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief, behavior, or reasoning. It is not just a habit, recommendation, or casual practice, but a guiding rule that governs actions. Other options: a) A usual mode of doing one thing – refers more to a habit or method, not a principle. c) A recommendation – optional guidance, not mandatory or foundational. d) A casual practice – informal behavior, not a governing rule.


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