Highway 37 cannot be the road to Brookfield. The road to Brookfield is a gravel road and Highway 37 is paved.
A) Deductive, valid.
B) Deductive, invalid.
C) Inductive, weak.
D) Inductive, strong.
E) Deductive, strong.

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The argument is deductive and valid because it follows a logical structure where the premises necessarily lead to the conclusion. If the road to Brookfield is a gravel road and Highway 37 is paved, then Highway 37 cannot be the road to Brookfield.

Highway 37 Cannot Be the Road to Brookfield