An argument is valid, and it’s premises are true A) cogent B) unsound C) uncogent D) sound

Robin Agrahari asked Aug 2, 2023

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An argument is valid, and it’s premises are true

A) cogent
B) unsound
C) uncogent
D) sound

Robin Agrahari asked Aug 2, 2023

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Answer:

sound

Step-by-step explanation:

Sound arguments have valid premises and thus valid argument and conclusions

Adesh answered Aug 6, 2023

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