In an argument by analogy,the claim is:
A)that whatever is true of a good example or sample will be true of everything like it or the population it came from.
B)that two situations,things or ideas are alike in observable ways and will tend to be alike in many other ways.
C)that if two conditions always appear together,they are related.
D)that what a credible source indicates is probably true.
E)that it is an accepted or proper truth.

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In an argument by analogy, the claim is that two situations, things, or ideas are alike in observable ways and will tend to be alike in many other ways. This is based on the idea that similarities between the two things suggest that they have other similarities that have not yet been observed.

In an Argument by Analogy,the Claim Is