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An Argument Whose Conclusion Necessarily Has to Be True If

Question 6

Question 6

Multiple Choice

An argument whose conclusion necessarily has to be true if the premises are true is


A) deductive
B) inductive
C) inconclusive
D) verifiable

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verifed

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