In inference to the best explanation, if an explanation is the best among competitors, then the argument is…
A) Sound
B) Logically conclusive
C) Valid
D) Inductively strong

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Inference to the best explanation suggests that if an explanation is the best among its competitors, it makes the argument inductively strong, meaning it is likely true based on the evidence, rather than being logically conclusive, valid, or sound in the strict logical sense.

In Inference to the Best Explanation, If an Explanation Is