Question

What is the best definition of a Valid Argument?

A) A valid argument is when the ideas are false, but the conclusion is true.
B) A valid argument is when the ideas are true, and the conclusion is also true.
C) A valid argument is when the ideas are false, and the conclusion is also false.
D) A valid argument is when the ideas are true, but the conclusion is false.

Answer 1

B

it needs to have both facts, and opinions or else it wouldn’t be an argument.

facts support your opinion , and without facts , your opinion is invalid . making it an invalid argument .