An argument is a collection of sentences consisting of
A) all true statements.
B) one or more premises and a conclusion.
C) verbal disputes carried out with greater or less ferocity.
D) at least one scientific hypothesis.

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An argument is a logical series of statements that present evidence and reasoning to support a conclusion. It consists of one or more premises, which are intended as a reason for accepting the conclusion, and the conclusion itself. The statements in an argument are not necessarily all true, but are designed to provide a logical basis for the conclusion. Verbal disputes are not necessarily arguments, and scientific hypotheses are only one type of statement that may be included in an argument.

An Argument Is a Collection of Sentences Consisting of