When supplying an argument's missing premises, you should always choose premises that give the strongest possible support for the conclusion, whether or not those premises are implied in the original argument.

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Answer: True

Explanation: The premises true conclusions logical strength and true premises synthetic statements

Amleszk answered Jun 2, 2021

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