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Who said, "The whole is more than the Sum of its parts"?

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Socrates

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Aristotle

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Plato

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Alexander the Great

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The correct option is B Aristotle
Unlike Platos agreement with his teacher Socrates, Aristotle did not agree on many things his teacher Plato had to say. Aristotle said The whole is more than the Sum of its parts.

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