In Formal Logic, an Argument in Which the Conclusion Necessarily

question 30

Multiple Choice

In formal logic, an argument in which the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises, if the premises are true, refers to:

• A) An enthymeme
• B) A syllogism
• C) The Toulmin model
• D) An inductive argument

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