Multiple Choice
"If, then" statements are solved using __________, while categorical reasoning are solved using __________.
A) logical rules…..tree diagrams
B) tree diagrams…..circle diagrams
C) premises and conclusions…..tree diagrams
D) tree diagrams …..box diagrams
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q14: Premises are<br>A) accepted as true only if
Q15: Truth and validity mean the same thing.
Q16: The rules of logic can be used
Q18: In formal logic, a conclusion is valid
Q19: Answer the questions about this categorical syllogism.
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Q21: Answer the questions about this "if, then"
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