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Practice for quiz 2 | PHIL - Logic and Reasoning, Quizzes of Reasoning

practice problems for quiz 2 Class: PHIL - Logic and Reasoning; Subject: Philosophy; University: University of Wisconsin-Parkside; Term: Forever 1989;

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2009/2010

Uploaded on 03/30/2010

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TERM 1
An argument is valid if and only if
DEFINITION 1
it coud not have all true premises and a false conclusion
TERM 2
validity is a matter of what
DEFINITION 2
argument form
TERM 3
if an argument is valid, then
DEFINITION 3
it must have premises that entail its conclusion
TERM 4
if there is entailment in an argument, then
that argument
DEFINITION 4
is truth preserving
TERM 5
if an argument is valid, then the logical
thinker who recognizes its validity knows
what
DEFINITION 5
it is contradictory to accept its premises and deny its
conclusion
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TERM 1

An argument is valid if and only if

DEFINITION 1

it coud not have all true premises and a false conclusion

TERM 2

validity is a matter of what

DEFINITION 2

argument form

TERM 3

if an argument is valid, then

DEFINITION 3

it must have premises that entail its conclusion

TERM 4

if there is entailment in an argument, then

that argument

DEFINITION 4

is truth preserving

TERM 5

if an argument is valid, then the logical

thinker who recognizes its validity knows

what

DEFINITION 5

it is contradictory to accept its premises and deny its

conclusion