Say whether the italicized sentence is a premiss, a conclusion, or neither premiss nor conclusion. My logic teacher is a super professor. For the past ten years, student evaluations have given her the highest ranking in the college
a. conclusion
b. premiss
c. neither premiss nor conclusion
a
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What will be an ideal response?
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