PHIL 101 - Final Exam Questions and answers with
accurate rationales(PASSED).
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Q1: If an argument is sound, then it True
must be valid.
, Q1: If an argument is valid, then it is False
sound.
Q1: The premises of a valid argument False
are always true.
Q1: The premises of an invalid False
argument are always false.
Q1: An argument that attempts to A deductive argument
prove its conclusion is called...
Q1: An argument that attempts to An inductive argument
show that its conclusion is very likely
is called...
Q1: P1) If it is October, then it is Modus ponens and it is valid.
Autumn.
P2) It is October.
C) It is Autumn.
Q1: P1) If it is October, then it is Affirming the consequent and it is invalid
Autumn.
P2) It is Autumn.
C) It is October.
accurate rationales(PASSED).
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Practice questions for this set
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Terms in this set (50)
Q1: If an argument is sound, then it True
must be valid.
, Q1: If an argument is valid, then it is False
sound.
Q1: The premises of a valid argument False
are always true.
Q1: The premises of an invalid False
argument are always false.
Q1: An argument that attempts to A deductive argument
prove its conclusion is called...
Q1: An argument that attempts to An inductive argument
show that its conclusion is very likely
is called...
Q1: P1) If it is October, then it is Modus ponens and it is valid.
Autumn.
P2) It is October.
C) It is Autumn.
Q1: P1) If it is October, then it is Affirming the consequent and it is invalid
Autumn.
P2) It is Autumn.
C) It is October.