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What does it mean to have proved an element beyond a reasonable doubt?

That the evidence supporting the element is more than clear and convincing.

That the element has been established to a virtual certainty.

That the element has been established to a moral certainty.

That the element has been established to a mathematical certainty.

That the element has been established beyond a doubt that would cause a reasonable person to hesitate to act.