An argument in the logical sense is a:
A)heated exchange of views.
B)group of statements,one of which is supposed to be supported by the rest.
C)group of statements,all of which make an assertion of some kind.
D)group of unconnected statements.

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An argument in the logical sense is a group of statements where one statement is supported by the rest. It presents a logical sequence of propositions, evidence, and reasoning aimed at demonstrating a conclusion. It is not necessarily a heated exchange of views, nor is it a group of unconnected statements. While all statements in an argument make some assertion, this is not the defining characteristic of an argument.

An Argument in the Logical Sense Is A