Identify the conclusion in the following argument.:"If the butler had done it, he could not have locked the screen door. Therefore, since the screen door was locked, we know the butler is in the clear.""If the butler had done it" is the conclusion.a."He could not have locked the screen door" is the conclusion.b."Therefore, since the screen door was locked" is the conclusion."We know the butler is in the clear" is the conclusion.d.

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Identify the conclusion in the following argument.: "If the butler had done it, he could not have locked the screen door. Therefore, since the screen door was locked, we know the butler is in the clear."