"Explanandum" and "explanans" are terms used in the philosophy of science and logic to describe components of an explanation. 1. **Explanandum**: This term refers to the phenomenon or event that needs to be explained. It is essentially the statement or the proposition that describes what is to be understood or clarified. For example, if we say, "The ice is melting," the melting of the ice is the explanandum.
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