Any argument in which the conclusion actually follows with strict necessity from the premises is:
A) Inductive and valid.
B) Deductive and sound.
C) Deductive and invalid.
D) Deductive and valid.
E) Inductive and cogent.

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A deductive argument is one in which the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises. If the argument is both valid (the conclusion follows logically from the premises) and the premises are true, then the argument is also sound. Therefore, the best choice is Deductive and valid.

Any Argument in Which the Conclusion Actually Follows with Strict