Is the argument valid?A) Yes, because all of its steps are valid.B) Yes, because most of its steps are valid.C) Yes, because its conclusion is true.D) No, because its conclusion is false.E) No, because one of its steps is invalid.

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Natasha Chatterpaul · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : E, Explanation :  Validity refers to the logical structure of an argument, meaning that the conclusion logically follows from the premises. Therefore, if one of the steps in the argument is invalid, it cannot be considered a valid argument.

Is the argument valid?

A) Yes, because all of its steps are valid.
B) Yes, because most of its steps are valid.
C) Yes, because its conclusion is true.
D) No, because its conclusion is false.
E) No, because one of its steps is invalid.

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