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    It is not the case that The biconditional's quam proxime generalization presupposes that approximation errors in the areal law and in centripetal force magnitude scale proportionally, which is an independent empirical commitment not derivable from Props. 1–2.

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    • 1.If areal and force laws are geometrically coupled in Newton's framework, error proportionality may follow as a structural consequence, not independent assumption.
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    • 2.The claim conflates 'not explicitly stated in Props. 1–2' with 'not derivable,' overlooking that auxiliary lemmas and implicit constraints enable derivation.
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    • 1.Proportional scaling of errors across distinct physical magnitudes requires independent justification, not mere derivation from foundational propositions.
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    • 2.Newton's Props. 1–2 establish kinematic relationships but remain silent on error propagation across heterogeneous physical quantities.
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    • 3.Historical analysis shows proportional error assumptions in mechanics often functioned as hidden empirical commitments rather than logical necessities.
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