karel5ancycutzz karel5ancycutzz

23-12-2016
English

contestada

Read the statement. I don’t like peanut butter, so I won’t eat lunch. Is this argument sound or unsound? sound unsound

Respuesta :

meerkat18 meerkat18

26-12-2016

It is unsound because if one doesn't like peanut butter, they could eat something else rather than not eating at all. A more sound argument would be, "I don't like peanut butter, so I won't put it on my sandwich."

Answer Link

jmm346548 jmm346548

14-07-2022

Answer:

it's B. unsound

Explanation:

got 100% on my quiz

can I have brainlist, please

Answer Link

Otras preguntas

what does it mean to draw a model for 8/10

Solve this proportion 9/v = 3/2 a. {6} b. {7.3} c. {4.4} d. {1.3} What percent of 151 is 119.5? a. 129.8% b. 126.4% c. 79.1% d. 1.26% Find the selling price o

Find common denominators for three sevens and one and half

The amount of energy available from foods is known as A. ATP. B. carbohydrates. C. calories. D. sugars.

Evaluate 7 + (-3x^2) for x = 0.

what is the function of sucrase in the breakdown of table sugar\

name two ideas in that declaration of independence that are still part of the main beliefs of our country's

If 6,000 people voted in the election, how many were from 18 to 29 years old? 18-29 years old= 10%

Which word completes the sentence with the correct principal part of the verb? We have __________ fruit, vegetables, and meat for months before eating them

Unlike amphibians, reptiles A. have lungs to oxygenate blood. B. use single-loop circulatory system. C. have a closed circulation system in which blood circu