If an Inductive Argument Has All True Premises and a Probably

question 185

Multiple Choice

If an inductive argument has all true premises and a probably true conclusion, then we know:

• A) The argument is valid.
• B) The argument is strong.
• C) The argument is cogent.
• D) Nothing, as such, about the argument's strength.
• E) The argument is sound.

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