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2 years ago

The inductive approach to writing a business argument:

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Eva8 [605]2 years ago

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Answer:

Letter a is correct. Provides the supporting reasons before the primary message.

Explanation:

The inductive approach can be effective for writing a business argument because that approach begins with the assumptions that will justify the conclusion of an argument. It is important that the arguments are transparent and allow for positive judgment that consequently attracts the trust of the interested parties. The inductive approach is effective because it arouses collective awareness and imparts credibility.

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(a)

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X Y Z

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