Question

Please answer the following question in a few sentences:

What is the difference between valid arguments and strong arguments?

Answer 1

The valid arguments are those deductive arguments that has conclusion that are derived from the premises. When the premises are true, then, the conclusion also must be true, is the principle followed in a valid argument, but it is not necessary that valid argument are meaningful. True conclusions can also be derived from meaningless true premises.

The sound arguments are those inductive arguments in which the inferences drawn from the premises are strong, hence, it may have a strong conclusion. In strong arguments it's not the certainity or truth of the premises, but, the strength of the inferences of premises from the viewpoint of the arguer, that makes the conclusion very likely to be strong.