Suppose the Conclusion of a Valid Deductive Argument Was False

question 26

Multiple Choice

Suppose the conclusion of a valid deductive argument was false.What can you conclude about the argument?

• A) The argument is not deductively valid at all!
• B) All of the premises are true.
• C) All of the premises are false.
• D) At least one of the premises is false.

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