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    An Argument That Applies a Scientific Law to a Specific
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An Argument That Applies a Scientific Law to a Specific

Question 112

Question 112

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An argument that applies a scientific law to a specific case is usually:


A) A cogent argument.
B) An inductive argument.
C) A strong argument.
D) An invalid argument.
E) A deductive argument.

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