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    In an Argument, the Statement Being Supported Is the Conclusion
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In an Argument, the Statement Being Supported Is the Conclusion

Question 8

Question 8

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In an argument, the statement being supported is the conclusion, and the statements supporting the conclusion are the


A) middle statements.
B) premises.
C) persuaders.
D) substatements.

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