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    Explaned Solution Boost Up BMAT Critical (OCT 2020)

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    The document appears to be notes from a critical thinking course. It discusses logical fallacies like correlation vs causation and overgeneralization. It also contains examples of strengthening and weakening arguments through adding or removing premises. Concepts discussed include premises, conclusions, assumptions, and logical reasoning. Various reasoning problems are presented involving numerical data and causal relationships.

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    a conclusion

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    even so, the conclusion that draws a causation


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    with permission Y

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