An Irrelevant Premise in an Argument

question 39

Multiple Choice

An irrelevant premise in an argument:

• A) Gives you no reason to believe the argument's conclusion.
• B) Would give you a reason to believe the argument's conclusion if it were true.
• C) Might be true, but you do not have a good enough reason to believe it.
• D) Gives you some reason to believe the argument's conclusion, but not a sufficient reason.

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