CRITICAL THINKING WGU D265
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT (GRADED A+)
Proposition
Answer:
Statements that can be true or false.
A proposition is a declarative statement that presents a claim or assertion
that can be evaluated for truth or falsity.
Non-Propositions
Answer:
Not statements about matters of fact. They don't make a claim that can
be true or false.
Non-propositions are sentences or expressions that do not assert anything
that can be classified as true or false—such as questions, commands, or
exclamations.
Simple Proposition
Answer:
No internal logical structure, meaning whether they are true or false
doesn't depend on the truth or falsity of any part of them. Simply true
or false on their own.
These are straightforward, basic statements that can stand alone without
needing to be combined with other propositions. For example: "The sky is
blue."
Complex Propositions
Answer:
, Have internal logical structure, meaning they are composed of simple
propositions.
Complex propositions are formed by combining simple propositions using
logical connectives (like "and," "or," "if... then..."). The truth or falsity of
these statements depends on the truth or falsity of the individual parts.
Conclusion (Hint Words) -ANSWER✔✔Therefore
So
It follows that
Hence
Thus
Entails that
We may conclude that
Implies that
Wherefore
As a result
Premise (Hint Words) -ANSWER✔✔Because
For
Given that
In that
As
Since
AS indicated by
Inductive Arguments -ANSWER✔✔provide probable support for their
conclusions. Strong & Cogent
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT (GRADED A+)
Proposition
Answer:
Statements that can be true or false.
A proposition is a declarative statement that presents a claim or assertion
that can be evaluated for truth or falsity.
Non-Propositions
Answer:
Not statements about matters of fact. They don't make a claim that can
be true or false.
Non-propositions are sentences or expressions that do not assert anything
that can be classified as true or false—such as questions, commands, or
exclamations.
Simple Proposition
Answer:
No internal logical structure, meaning whether they are true or false
doesn't depend on the truth or falsity of any part of them. Simply true
or false on their own.
These are straightforward, basic statements that can stand alone without
needing to be combined with other propositions. For example: "The sky is
blue."
Complex Propositions
Answer:
, Have internal logical structure, meaning they are composed of simple
propositions.
Complex propositions are formed by combining simple propositions using
logical connectives (like "and," "or," "if... then..."). The truth or falsity of
these statements depends on the truth or falsity of the individual parts.
Conclusion (Hint Words) -ANSWER✔✔Therefore
So
It follows that
Hence
Thus
Entails that
We may conclude that
Implies that
Wherefore
As a result
Premise (Hint Words) -ANSWER✔✔Because
For
Given that
In that
As
Since
AS indicated by
Inductive Arguments -ANSWER✔✔provide probable support for their
conclusions. Strong & Cogent
