Question

(45.05700)
the supreme court and the role of
government
an implied power is one that
is suggested by the
constitution, but not
specifically stated.\tis clearly outlined in the
constitution.
gives the supreme court
power to revise the
constitution.\toverrules the wording of
the constitution.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the definition of implied power. Implied powers are not explicitly stated in the Constitution but are suggested (implied) by its provisions. The option "is clearly outlined in the Constitution" refers to expressed powers. The option about the Supreme Court revising the Constitution is incorrect as the Court interprets, not revises, the Constitution. The option about overruling the Constitution's wording is also incorrect. So the correct option is the one stating an implied power is suggested by the Constitution but not specifically stated.

Answer:

A. is suggested by the Constitution, but not specifically stated.