Exam 10: Deduction and Induction: A Closer Look
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Assume each of the following is a deductive argument. In each case, is the argument valid or invalid? (V or I)
-We will either skip breakfast, or we will skip lunch. But we won't skip breakfast. So we will skip lunch.
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On deductive arguments.
-If a deductive argument is valid, it must also be sound.
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