If an Argument Has an Affirmative Premise and an Affirmative

question 88

Multiple Choice

If an argument has an affirmative premise and an affirmative conclusion, that suggests that the argument is:

• A)invalid, so there is no need to determine its form
• B)pure hypothetical
• C)mixed hypothetical
• D)disjunctive
• E)This information tells us nothing about the form.

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