According to the text,in order to be sound,an argument must be
A)valid and strong.
B)deductive and strong.
C)valid and have true premises.

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A sound argument is one that is both valid (meaning the conclusion logically follows from the premises) and has true premises (meaning the statements used to support the conclusion are actually true). A strong argument may have a conclusion that follows from its premises but its premises may not necessarily be true. Similarly, an argument can be deductively valid but still have false premises, thus making it unsound.

According to the Text,in Order to Be Sound,an Argument Must