Kants moral law known as the categorical imperative

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Explain the first two versions of Kant's moral law known as the Categorical Imperative. Your explanation should include:

(a) an explanation of the distinction between a hypothetical and a categorical imperative

(b) statements of each version (often known as "The Universalization Princple" and the "Principle of Humanity or Human Dignity")

Please seperate answers by letters listed. No points will be rewarded otherwise.

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