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The Power of Logic Exam 1


1.Logic: The study of whether the premises of an argument adequately

support (or provide good evidence for) its conclusion.

2.Argument: A set of statements, some of which (the premises) are

intended to support, another statement (the conclusion).

3.Statement: A declarative sentence that is either true or false (even if

we don't know whether the state is true or false).

4.Conclusion: The statement affirmed on the basis of at least one other

statement.

5.Premise(s): Statement offered as support or evidence for the

conclusion.

6.Deductive argument: An argument in which the truth of the premises is

intended to guarantee the truth of the conclusion.

7.Inductive argument: An argument in which the truth of the premises are

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, intended to make the truth of the conclusion probable, without

guaranteeing its truth (the truth of the conclusion).

8.Deductive logic: The study of methods for evaluating whether the

premises of an argument guarantee its conclusion.

9.Inductive logic: The study of methods for evaluating whether the

premises of argument make its conclusion probable, without

guaranteeing it.

10.Valid argument: An argument in which it is necessary that, if the

premises are true, then the conclusion is true; It is not possible for its

conclusion to be false if its premises are true.

11.Invalid Argument: An argument in which it is not necessary that if the

premises are true, then the conclusion is true; It is possible for the

conclusion to be false even if all the premises are true.

12.Deductively sound argument: An argument with these two features:

1) all of its premises are true and

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