In the Case of an Inductive Argument

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Multiple Choice

In the case of an inductive argument:

• A) If the premises are all false, then the conclusion is probably false.
• B) If at least one of the premises is true, then the conclusion is probably true.
• C) If the conclusion is true, then the premises are probably true.
• D) If the premises are true, then the argument is called a "true" argument.
• E) If the premises are all true, then the conclusion probably is true.

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