Question

developing ground first and giving conclusion letter is deductive way of writing ... true ??​

Answer 1

The statement is True.

• It is the argument in which the key premises are given as logically conclusive evidence for the logical conclusion.

• It would be illogical for the premises to be correct and the conclusion to be untrue if such an argument proceeds in generating a certain premise for its conclusion.

• For example, an individual may presume that Almighty exists naturally and is good, and then figure out what would logically follow from that reasonable assumption.