When It Is Improbable (But Not Impossible)for an Argument's Premises

question 22

Multiple Choice

When it is improbable (but not impossible) for an argument's premises to be true and its conclusions false,the argument has ______.

• A)deductive validity
• B)deductive strength
• C)inductive validity
• D)inductive strength

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Definitions:

Requirements Contract

An agreement in which one party agrees to purchase all of his or her requirements of a particular product from another party. See also output contract.

Output Contract

An agreement in which a seller agrees to sell “all the goods we manufacture” or “all the crops we produce” to a particular buyer. See also requirements contract.

Valid Contract

A contract that is legally binding and fully enforceable by the court.

Future Goods

Goods that are not yet in existence or under the control of people; they include fish in the sea, minerals in the ground, goods not yet manufactured, and commodities futures.