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The Invalid Argument Form Known as Affirming the Consequent Has

Question 14

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The invalid argument form known as affirming the consequent has this pattern:

A) If p, then q. Not p. Therefore, not q.
B) Either p or q. Not p. Therefore, q.
C) If p, then q. p. Therefore, q.
D) If p, then q. q. Therefore, p.

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