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    A Good Argument Must Have (1) Solid Logic and (2)
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A Good Argument Must Have (1) Solid Logic and (2)

Question 29

Question 29

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A good argument must have (1) solid logic and (2) __________.


A) inductive analogies
B) true premises
C) valid conclusions
D) cogent disjunctions

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