Answer:
B. No fallacy
Explanation:
First of, we need to know what a fallacy is. A fallacy is a mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound arguments.
A sound argument is an argument in which the truth in the premises are used to deduce the conclusions. While an unsound argument, makes use of premises that are not true.
With these, we can determine if the argument in the question was a sound argument. If it was, it won't be fallacious.
There is truth in the fact that the slim tea made Barbara loose 15 pounds after taking it for the stated period of time.
Therefore, concluding that someone with the same buildup as Barbara will have the same results, after taking the tea for the same period of time, is logical and not fallacious. This is because the premise is a true fact that has been tested, and the conclusion was drawn from the true premise.
This makes the argument a sound argument, with no fallacy
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>The list of aggressor nations in Balkan’s are </em>
- <em>Albania, </em>
- <em>Bosnia, </em>
- <em>Herzegovina, </em>
- <em>Bulgaria, </em>
- <em>Croatia, </em>
- <em>Greece, </em>
- <em>Kosovo, </em>
- <em>Montenegro, </em>
- <em>North Macedonia, </em>
- <em>Romania, Serbia and </em>
- <em>Slovenia. </em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
<em>Balkan is known as the region of Europe which also has another name Balkan Peninsula.</em> In the past Balkan was known for a great warm which took place October 1912 to May 1913.
The war was raised by the Balkan league which was against the Ottoman Empire. <em>It was not that hard for the people of Balkan to win the war as Balkan were heavily armed.</em>
On a map its called a key
"Term Ideally, a psychological skills training (PST) program should be planned, implemented, and supervised by a Definition AASP-certified sport psychology consultant
Term Which of the following is NOT a common problem in implementing PST programs? The consultant's lack of sport-specific knowledge"
I've read about it but don't remember it too well, but it depends on the athlete and the person. Some people naturally take less time to adjust to something new while others take longer.
The answer to this question is true.
