What is an undercutting objection?
A) An objection that tries to rebut another argument by disproving its premises.
B) An objection that tries to show that another argument's conclusion is false.
C) An objection that tries to rebut another argument by pointing out a fallacy.
D) An objection that tries to show that another argument is not cogent.

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An undercutting objection aims to show that an argument is not cogent by challenging the support relationship between the premises and the conclusion, rather than directly disproving the premises or conclusion.

What Is an Undercutting Objection