alleryStart learning →An inference is valid when what is impossible?
AFalse premises with false conclusion
BTrue premises with false conclusion
CTrue premises with true conclusion
DFalse premises with true conclusion
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. True premises with false conclusion
Validity means the conclusion follows logically, so true premises can never yield a false conclusion.
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