A Seemingly Logical Argument Can Be Flawed Because of Logical

question 24

Multiple Choice

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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