The argument that the event ‘Y’ must inevitably follow from the event ‘X’ without enough justification for support is called

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• An argument should have…………..to consider it as a valid argument.
• The assumption that ‘the repeated occurance of an event that departs from the expected norm indicates that the event will soon’ leads to ………….
• The fallacy of considering event ‘x’ as the cause of event ‘y’ only because ‘y’ occurred after ‘X’ is known as
• The principal claim of an argument is called………..
• The expressions that are used to differentiate between the premises and conclusions of an argument is called
• The supported statements of an argument is called
• The use of indicator words to differentiate between the conclusion and premises of an argument is called
• When the conclusion does not follow from the premises we have ………. Fallacy
• An argument is always backed by………
• The supporting statement of an argument is known as