Utilitarians and other act consequentialists maintain that two acts with identical results
A) might have different moral statuses.
B) must be morally equivalent.
C) are done with the same intention.
D) are impossible.

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Utilitarians and other act consequentialists judge the morality of an action based on its outcomes. Therefore, if two acts lead to identical results, they are considered morally equivalent under this framework.

Utilitarians and Other Act Consequentialists Maintain That Two Acts with Identical