If an argument is strong, then
A) its premises are all true.
B) it is improbable (but possible) that the conclusion is false on the assumption that the premises are true.
C) it is impossible for the conclusion to be false on the assumption that the premises are true.
D) the conclusion is true.

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A strong argument means that if the premises are true, the conclusion is likely to be true, making it improbable but not impossible for the conclusion to be false.

If an Argument Is Strong, Then