Julie’s horse, a tall gelding named Louis, can respond to over 50 commands. Julie cites this fact as evidence for her claim that Louis can understand the English language.Julie’s argument is based on which of the following assumptions?

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Julie’s horse, a tall gelding named Louis, can respond to over 50 commands. Julie cites this fact as evidence for her claim that Louis can understand the English language.<br>Julie’s argument is based on which of the following assumptions?