Two premises are linked if the argument would not be deductively valid if one of the premises were omitted the omission of one of the premises would weaken or cancel the amount of support provided by the other all of the answers are correct the premises would not provide good reason to accept the conclusion if one of the premises were omitted

''...if they are VALID/TRUE...'

Explanation:

This is a critical thinking question, critically,

The premise of a good inductive argument doesn't demonstrate it's conclusion, it only supports it.

Premise provide reason(s) for accepting an argument/ conclusion.

"Two premises are linked if TRUE OR VALID. the argument would not be deductively valid if one of the premises were omitted the omission of one of the premises would weaken or cancel the amount of support provided by the other All of the answers are correct the premises would not provide good reason to accept the conclusion if one of the premises were omitted.''

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