When analyzing an argument, the first task is to identify its premise or premises and its conclusion. Conclusion indicators are words or phrases that can help you identify which statement in an argument is the conclusion. Each argument shown next uses a conclusion indicator. Identify the conclusion indicator and the argument's conclusion. Type the indicator word or phrase into the space provided, and then select which statement best represents the argument's overall conclusion. Argument ASilver cars are more likely to be pulled over than any other kind of car. This is because there are more silver-colored cars on the road than any other kind of car. Kari drives an average-looking silver car to and from work everyday. We may infer that Kari is more likely to be pulled over. From this argument, type the conclusion indicator word or phrase here:Which statement best represents the conclusion of the argument?Kari is more likely to be pulled over. Kari drives an average-looking silver car to and from work everyday. Silver cars are more likely to be pulled over than any other kind of car. There are more silver-colored cars on the road than any other kind of car. Argument BScissors are not a toy. If you run with scissors, then you could get hurt. You could poke your eye out or cut yourself with the scissors if you fall. For these reasons, you should never run with scissors. From this argument, type the conclusion indicator word or phrase here:Which statement best represents the conclusion of the argument?You could poke your eye out or cut yourself with the scissors if you fall. If you run with scissors, then you could get hurt. Scissors are not a toy. You should never run with scissors. Argument CWe know that the natural world is governed by scientific laws of regularity. Those laws express predictable relationships that do not allow any wiggle room for variant outcomes. So, humans do not have free will. This is because the human body is as much a part of the natural world as any other physical object. From this argument, type the conclusion indicator word or phrase here:Which statement best represents the conclusion of the argument?Humans do not have free will. The natural world is governed by scientific laws of regularity. The human body is as much a part of the natural world as any other physical object. Scientific laws express predictable relationships that do not allow any wiggle room for variant outcomes.