An argument can be proved invalid by constructing another argument of the same form with …………………….
A)false premises and false conclusion
B)true premises and false conclusion
C)true premises and true conclusion
D)false premises and true conclusion

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An argument is considered invalid if it is possible to have true premises and a false conclusion. This means the logical structure does not guarantee the truth of the conclusion based on the premises.

An Argument Can Be Proved Invalid by Constructing Another Argument