A Valid Deductive Argument with True Premises Is Said to Be

question 18

Multiple Choice

A valid deductive argument with true premises is said to be

• A) strong.
• B) sound.
• C) fit.
• D) cogent.

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Definitions:

Security Interest

A legal claim or lien on property or assets, granted to secure the performance of an obligation or repayment of a debt.

Proportionate Shares

The allocation of benefits, responsibilities, or liabilities among parties in relation to their respective interests or contributions.

Priority

The status of having precedence or importance over others, often used in the context of orders of payment, task handling, or legal rights.

Security Interest

A legal claim or right granted by a borrower to a lender over the borrower's assets as collateral for the loan, ensuring repayment security.