An Invalid Nondeductive Argument Can Still Be an Example of Good

question 80

True/False

An invalid nondeductive argument can still be an example of good reasoning.

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Definitions:

Commercial Impracticability

A doctrine in contract law that excuses a party from fulfilling their contractual obligations due to unforeseen, extreme hardships.

Revoking Acceptance

The act of legally rejecting a product or service after initially accepting it, based on certain conditions being met.

Nonconforming Goods

Products or items delivered under a contract that do not meet the specifications, standards, or requirements agreed upon.

Ball Bearings

Precision balls made from steel or other materials, used in machinery and equipment to reduce friction between moving parts.