An argument relies on

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sleet_krkn [62]2 years ago

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Answer:

English:

An argument must contain premises and a conclusion. The premises must be explicitly differentiable from that conclusion. Graphically it would look like this: So before writing an argument we must explicitly think about what we want to prove and what reasons we have to conclude that this is true.

Spanish:

Un argumento debe contener premisas y una conclusión. Las premisas deben ser explícitamente diferenciables de esa conclusión. Gráficamente se vería así: Entonces, antes de escribir un argumento debemos pensar explícitamente qué queremos probar y qué razones tenemos para concluir que eso es cierto.

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