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What is the main characteristic of a conclusion in an argument?

Cannot Be True
Logical Opposition
An argument vs. a set of facts
What is a conclusion?

The correct answer is: What is a conclusion?

In arguments, the conclusion is the main point or claim that the author or speaker is trying to prove or persuade the audience to accept. It is the ultimate result of the reasoning presented in the argument. Understanding what a conclusion is crucial as it helps in recognizing the purpose and direction of the argument. The other options do not directly address the main characteristic of a conclusion, making them incorrect in this context.