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Argument A A certain square has a perimeter of 20 meters. Therefore, the square in question must have an area of 25 square meters. Argument A is: A hypothetical syllogism An argument from definition An argument based on mathematics A categorical syllogism A disjunctive syllogism

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          Argument A
A certain square has a perimeter of 20 meters. Therefore, the
square in question must have an area of 25 square meters.
Argument A is:
A hypothetical syllogism
An argument from definition
An argument based on mathematics
A categorical syllogism
A disjunctive syllogism

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Argument A A certain square has a perimeter of 20 meters. Therefore, the square in question must have an area of 25 square meters. Argument A is: A hypothetical syllogism An argument from definition An argument based on mathematics A categorical syllogism A disjunctive syllogism