In an Argument by Analogy,the Claim Is

question 8

Multiple Choice

In an argument by analogy,the claim is:

• A)that whatever is true of a good example or sample will be true of everything like it or the population it came from.
• B)that two situations,things or ideas are alike in observable ways and will tend to be alike in many other ways.
• C)that if two conditions always appear together,they are related.
• D)that what a credible source indicates is probably true.
• E)that it is an accepted or proper truth.

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