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When is an argument considered valid? if the evidence used to support the argument is correct if the reasoning that the argument follows is logical both A and B are correct neit…

When is an argument considered valid? if the evidence used to support the argument is correct if the reasoning that the argument follows is logical both A and B are correct neit…
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When is an argument considered valid?

if the evidence used to support the argument is correct



if the reasoning that the argument follows is logical



both A and B are correct



neither A nor B is correct

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both A and B are correct

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