Question 3 (2 points) ✓ Saved Please choose all the answers that are correct about Inductive vs. Fallacious
Arguments:
An argument is inductive when the conclusion would likely be true when the
premises of the argument are assumed to be true.
Even though a counterexample to an inductive argument is not possible, the
argument's conclusion would likely be true in the majority of cases where the
premises are assumed true.
An argument is fallacious when the argument's conclusion would not likely
follow from its premises, even when all of the premises are assumed true.
An argument cannot be fallacious if all of its premi as well as its conclusion
could be true