The
same statement cannot be a premise in one argument and a conclusion
in a second argument.
same statement cannot be a premise in one argument and a conclusion
in a second argument.
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- A<br/>valid argument must be a sound argument, but a sound argument is not<br/>necessarily a valid argument.
- Which of the following is most accurate? A: An argument may have either an unstated premise or an unstated conclusion. B: An argument may have an unstated premise, but it can't have an unstated conclusion. C: An argument may have an unstated conclusion, but it can't have an unstated premise. D: An argument may have neither an unstated premise nor an unstated conclusion.
- When writing an argument, you cannot find a source that supports your argument, so you made up one, . This is NOT plagiarism.
- Argument identification and argument analysis cannot be separated very
- John is shorter than Bob, and Bob is shorter than Paul. Therefore, John is elder than Paul.<br/>The statement above is _______. A: deductive argument B: inductive argument C: explanation