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Which part of a scientist argument must be supported by valid data

A.claim
B.evidence
C.reasoning
D.theory

User Mr Squid
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All scientific theories *must* be supported by evidence (data).

I am not certain what you are talking about when you say "scientific argument" however, so I may have misunderstood what you are trying to ask.

In science the terms "empirical evidence" and "observational data" are pretty much synonymous.

Also I do not think "claim" is really appropriate, in science the proper term is not claim, it would be "hypothesis"...hope it helps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The reasoning has to be supported by valid data. 
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