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A Seemingly Logical Argument Can Be Flawed Because of Logical

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Question 24

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A seemingly logical argument can be flawed because of logical fallacies,which are


A) common errors that undermine the logic of an argument.
B) artifacts of previous discussions.
C) impersonations of real events.
D) radical personality errors.

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