A Valid Argument with All True Premises Is Called

question 47

Multiple Choice

A valid argument with all true premises is called

• A) a strong argument.
• B) a cogent argument.
• C) an inductive argument.
• D) a sound argument.

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Definitions:

Total Return

The overall financial gain or loss from an investment, taking into account both capital appreciation and dividends or interest.

Capital Gain

The profit from selling a capital asset for more than its purchase price.

Dividends

Payments made by a corporation to its shareholders from the earnings of the company, usually in the form of cash or stocks.