Every player on the team is fast. Therefore the team as a whole must be fast. The argument is flawed because it A) confuses speed with skill B) assumes what is true of each part is true of the whole C) ignores the team’s record last season D) relies on a vague definition of “fast” E) draws a conclusion about the future from the past

B) assumes what is true of each part is true of the whole

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Every player on the team is fast. Therefore the team as a whole must be fast.

The argument is flawed because it

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Fast players can still form a slow team if they play badly together. A property of the parts need not hold of the whole.

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