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The conclusion of a valid deductive argument is :
Question

The conclusion of a valid deductive argument is :

A.

Certain

B.

Probable

C.

Experience

D.

Observation

Correct option is A

A valid deductive argument guarantees a certain conclusion if the premises are true. Deduction works from general principles to specific cases, ensuring logical consistency and definitive outcomes.
Information Booster:
1. Deductive reasoning contrasts with inductive reasoning.
2. Premises in deductive arguments must be accurate for validity.
3. Common in mathematics and formal logic.
4. Ensures objective, fact-based conclusions.
5. Supports sound decision-making.

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