In valid deductive reasoning, if the evidence is true, the conclusion
A) may be true or false.
B) may be strong or weak.
C) must be true.
D) depends on the variety of supporting evidence.

Name: In valid deductive reasoning, if the evidence is true, the conclusion A) may be true or false. B) may be strong or weak. C) must be true. D) depends on the variety of supporting evidence.
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In valid deductive reasoning, if the premises are true and the reasoning is valid, the conclusion must be true.

In Valid Deductive Reasoning, If the Evidence Is True, the Conclusion