Defects in an argument and/or evidence which renders a claim improbable or invalid is referred to as

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Audrina Palmer

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4 April, 08:39

Defects in an argument and/or evidence which renders a claim improbable or invalid is referred to as

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Adriel Gonzalez · Answer 1

The fallacy is the defect in an argument or an evidence which renders a claim improbable or invalid. A fallacy is the use of wrong acts and faulty reasoning, which ultimately leads to failure of the conclusions. They are deceptive tactics and an error is not a fallacy.