A Deductive Argument That Omits a Premise Is Called A(n)

question 23

Multiple Choice

A deductive argument that omits a premise is called a(n) :

• A) enthymeme.
• B) syllogism.
• C) topoi.
• D) example.

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Definitions:

Minutes

A written record of the discussions, decisions, and actions taken during meetings, intended to serve as an official document.

Comprehensiveness

The quality of being complete and including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.

Organizational Patterns

Structures used to arrange or categorize information and ideas effectively.

Progress Reports

Documents or updates that provide information on the advancement or status of a project, task, or activity.