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littleanan

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What is faulty reasoning?
 
  a) Faulty reasoning is simply reasoning that needs to be revised a little to make a better point in your cause and effect essay.
 
  b) Faulty reasoning is reasoning that is based on first impressions.
 
  c) Faulty reasoning is reasoning that requires extra support to help explain the ideas you are trying to present in your cause and effect essay.
 
  d) Faulty reasoning is reasoning that is not logical and is based on events that are probably simply coincidence.

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gaunt
 
  a. young-looking
 
  b. abnormally thin in appearance
  c. harshly punished for a crime


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meganmoser117

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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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littleanan

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Wow, this really help

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