In logic, arguments are never described as

true.

valid.

inductive.

sound.

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Elle Shepherd

Social Studies

5 June, 23:38

In logic, arguments are never described as

true.

valid.

inductive.

sound.

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Mireya Hodges · Answer 1

In logic, arguments are never described as true, that is because an argument must be on something debatable. For example, should people were uniforms is debatable.

Answer: True

Roger Moss · Answer 2

In logic, arguments aren't described as true, rather, arguments are used to prove the validity of something.

In logic, arguments are never described astrue.valid.inductive.sound.

In logic, arguments are never described as

true.

valid.

inductive.

sound.