In order to be sound, an argument must be
A)valid and strong.
B)deductive and strong.
C)valid and have true premises.
D)inductive and have true conclusions.

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For an argument to be sound, it must be both valid (meaning its conclusion logically follows from its premises) and have all true premises. Validity alone does not ensure soundness without the truth of the premises.

In Order to Be Sound, an Argument Must Be