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A deductive argument (see p. 24) is one in which:
{ 1 } - all statements are true.
{ 2 } - if the conclusion is true, the premises must be true.
{ 3 } - if the conclusion is false, the premises must be false.
{ 4 } - the premises are implied in the conclusion.
{ 5 } - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.
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A deductive argument (see p. 24) is one in which:
{ 1 } - all statements are true.
{ 2 } - if the conclusion is true, the premises must be true.
{ 3 } - if the conclusion is false, the premises must be false.
{ 4 } - the premises are implied in the conclusion.
{ 5 } - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.
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A deductive argument (see p. 24) is one in which:
{ 1 } - all statements are true.
{ 2 } - if the conclusion is true, the premises must be true.
{ 3 } - if the conclusion is false, the premises must be false.
{ 4 } - the premises are implied in the conclusion.
{ 5 } - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.
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A deductive argument (see p. 24) is one in which:
{ 1 } - all statements are true.
{ 2 } - if the conclusion is true, the premises must be true.
{ 3 } - if the conclusion is false, the premises must be false.
{ 4 } - the premises are implied in the conclusion.
{ 5 } - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.
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A deductive argument (see p. 24) is one in which:
{ 1 } - all statements are true.
{ 2 } - if the conclusion is true, the premises must be true.
{ 3 } - if the conclusion is false, the premises must be false.
{ 4 } - the premises are implied in the conclusion.
{ 5 } - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.
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A deductive argument (see p. 24) is one in which:
{ 1 } - all statements are true.
{ 2 } - if the conclusion is true, the premises must be true.
{ 3 } - if the conclusion is false, the premises must be false.
{ 4 } - the premises are implied in the conclusion.
{ 5 } - if the premises are true, the conclusion must be true.
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