When it is improbable (but not impossible)for an argument's premises to be true and its conclusions false,the argument has ______.
A)deductive validity
B)deductive strength
C)inductive validity
D)inductive strength

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When an argument's premises make the conclusion highly probable, though not certain, it is said to have inductive strength. This contrasts with deductive validity, where if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.

When It Is Improbable (But Not Impossible)for an Argument's Premises