If you consider “Touchscreen” as an argument with an implied claim, how would you summarize that claim?

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Firdavs [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Implied claims are claims which have indirect results.

Explanation:

When someone makes an implied claim, they make a claim which has indirect results. For instance, 'Ronald works at Target and that gets his family great discounts' is an implied claim.

If I consider touchscreens as an argument with implied claim, then I would summarize it in this way, "Touchscreens have the tendency to make accidental dialing and pressing which may cause loss of data and in worst cases, make unauthorised responses."

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