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Which three components make a strong inference? A. prior knowledge, good inferences, and personal experience B. personal experience, evidence from the text, and good instincts C. personal experience, prior knowledge, and good instincts D. prior knowledge, evidence from the text, and personal experience

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Anonymous Anonymous

02-05-2015

Aprior knowledge, good inferences, and personal experience

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Anonymous Anonymous

02-05-2015

The three components that make strong inference is A) prior knowledge, good inferences, and personal experience.

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