The value of an argument is measured according to:

A) whether the person making the argument is credible
B) the extent to which it provides evidence for the truth of its conclusion
C) how many premises it has
D) how many conclusions it has
E) whether or not the evaluator believes the conclusion

Argument Value

The actual input in a logical or mathematical argument or function, determining its outcome or output.

Credible

Capable of being believed; trustworthy.

Evidence

Information or data that supports or contradicts a hypothesis, theory, or claim, often used in reasoning or argumentation.