A Deductive Argument forms consist of:.a. argument based on facts, argument of reasons, argument from generalization. b. argument based on mathematics, argument from definition, a hypothetical syllogism, a categorical syllogism, and a disjunctive syllogism. c. argument from analogy, a generalization, a prediction, argument from authority, d. argument based on signs, and from causal inference.

The answer is C

Deductive Argument forms consist of argument from analogy, a generalization, a prediction, argument from authority

Explanation:

Deductively arguments or reasoning (deductive reasoning) are those in which the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises. These reasoning seems obvious, as it only clarifies what is already implicitly contained in the premises and does not offer a conclusion considered new or fascinating, however much they may clarify something for those who do not yet know the subject matter. It can be said that they do not expand knowledge.

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