A deductive argument expressed in "if-then" form is a(n) _____ argument.
A) valid
B) everyday
C) inductive
D) conditional

Name: A deductive argument expressed in "if-then" form is a(n) _____ argument. A) valid B) everyday C) inductive D) conditional
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A deductive argument expressed in "if-then" form is a conditional argument. The statements are connected with the condition that if one statement is true, then the other statement will also be true.

A Deductive Argument Expressed in "If-Then" Form Is A(n) _____