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Who among the following proposed the view of "An effect arises from its cause and is again resolved into it at the movement of its destruction Karankaryavibhagat"?

Who among the following proposed the view of "An effect arises from its cause and is again resolved into it at the movement of its destruction Karankaryavibhagat"? Correct Answer Samkhya

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