An argument in which the reasons do not support the conclusion so that the conclusion does not follow from the reasons offered is called

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Frank Forte · Answer 1 · 2024-02-21T16:08:53+0000

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non sequitur

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An argument in which the reasons do not support the conclusion so that the conclusion does not follow from the reasons offered is called a non sequitur.

An argument in which the reasons do not support the conclusion so that the conclusion does not follow from the reasons offered is called

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