
The fallacy Denying the Antecedent follows this invalid pattern: (Points : 2)
If A, then B. Not A. Therefore, Not B.
B is A, then C. ...
C. Therefore, A and B.
A is before B. B follows. Therefore, A is before B.

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User: The fallacy Denying the Antecedent follows this invalid pattern: (Points : 2)
If A, then B. Not A. Therefore, Not B.
B is A, then C. C. Therefore, A and B.
A is before B. B follows. Therefore, A is before B.
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