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Quantitative Arguments are_ A.Ones that can be measured B.Ones that cannot measured C.Ones that have a variable quantity D.Ones that have an unknown quantity
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Quantitative Arguments are_

A.Ones that can be measured
B.Ones that cannot measured
C.Ones that have a variable quantity
D.Ones that have an unknown quantity

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The answer is A hope it helps!!
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