To Provide Evidence for a Conclusion, an Argument Must Have

question 126

Multiple Choice

To provide evidence for a conclusion, an argument must have which two essential attributes?

• A)true premises and a proper logical relation between premises and conclusion
• B)true premises and a large number of premises
• C)true premises and premises that can be verified by an impartial judge
• D)a large number of premises and a proper logical relation between premises and conclusion
• E)a large number of premises and premises that can be verified by an impartial judge

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