English, 11.03.2021 14:00 hi105

Evaluate the following argument. If you text while driving, then you're going to have an accident. You don't text while driving. So, you're not going to have an accident.
Select one:
a. Inductive, valid
b. Inductive, strong
c. Deductive, valid
d. Inductive, weak
e. Deductive, invalid

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