Why is it important to "unpack" premises in an argument that are implicit?
A. Arguments can be based only on factual statements.
B. The conclusion must be at the edge of a web of belief.
C. So that one can see whether the conclusion has support.
D. Premises are an important part of the argument's conclusion.
C
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a. True b. False
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