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Argument correct answers a reasoning process consisting in a series of claims one of which is the conclusion and the rest are premises Sound Argument correct answers an argument that is valid and all of its premises are true Valid Argument correct answers an argument for which it is impossible for the premises to be true and the conclusion to be false True Premise correct answers a claim that correctly represents things the way they actually are (applies to individual claims, not argume...

Phil 201 - Unit 1: Arguments Final Exam 2024. Argument - CORRECT ANSWER Attempt to offer reasons in support of a belief Logic - CORRECT ANSWER study of arguments Premises - CORRECT ANSWER Reasons behind a belief Conclusion - CORRECT ANSWER The belief, usually supported by reasons to believe it. Deductive argument - CORRECT ANSWER Type of argument. Valid or Invalid. If the premises are true, the conclusion must also be true. Valid - CORRECT ANSWER If the premises are true, the...

What is the correct order of melting points for the following alkanes, from highest to lowest temperature? correct answer: heptane > hexane > ethane > methane 2. Given an alkane that contains 25 carbon atoms. How many hydrogen atoms are present in its structure? a) correct answer: ) 52 3. Which of the following properly describes constitutional (structural) isomers? correct answer: compounds with the same molecular formula, but a different order of attachment of atoms 4. How...

CHEM 1020 FINAL TEST QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (exam 1) Three physical properties shown below beside different alkane series. Which of the series is (are) lister on the order of increase (lowest to highest) for the corresponding property? a. density: C4H10 < C5H12 < C8H18 b. melting point: C8H18 < C5H12 < C4H10 c. biking point: C5H12 < C4H10 < C8H18 d. all are correctly ranked - ANSWER A; density, melting poing, and boiling point increase as chain length inc...

What is the difference between morality and ethics?. correct answers Morality: Ethics: What is the difference between descriptive ethics and normative ethics?. correct answers Descriptive ethics is trying to define what a particular moral theory is. Normative ethics goes beyond description and now says this is how things should be. Moves from the is to the ought What is the difference between metaethics and applied ethics?. correct answers Metaethics: focuses on finding what is good, rig...

What were the physical properties used to identify alkanes and alkenes? - Answer-Boiling points and Density What color is the potassium permanganate reagent in the Baeyer's test? - Answer-Purple What color is the bromine in the bromine test? - Answer-Yellowish/ Orange Which hydrocarbon will have positive result for the baeyer's and/or bromine test? - Answer-Alkenes What solvent was used to extract curcumin? - Answer-Isopropyl alcohol What is the percent of curcumin found in turmeric? - A...

PLS2601 - Critical Reasoning EXAM PACK 2022. QUESTION 1: SHORT QUESTIONS: Instructions for Question 1: Write short answers for each question. 1.1. Define the “ad hominem fallacy”. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ (2) 1.2. What is a “bandwagon argument”? ______________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________...

WGU C959 (2023/2024) – Complete and Accurate Proposition T/F statement exclusive or AꚚB inclusive or/disjunction AꓦB conjunction AꓥB What is the precedence for compound propositions? quantifier > not > and > or > conditional/bi-conditional Rows in truth table with N variables? 2^N When are conditionals true/false? If p(T) then q(T) = T If p(T) then q(F) = F If p(F) then q(T) = T If p(F) then q(F) = T Biconditional iff, ↔ tautology compound proposition that is alway...

WGU C959 unit 1 latest 2023 already passed p∧q conjunction "and" T/T=T T/F=F F/T=F F/F=F p∨q disjunction/inclusive or "or" T/T=T T/F=T F/T=T F/F=F p⊕q exclusive or "or" T/T=F T/F=T F/T=T F/F=F ¬p negation "not" ¬T = F ¬F = T p→q conditional operation "if p then q" T/T=T T/F=F F/T=T (p=F, q=T regardless of truth value) F/F=T converse of p→q q→p contrapositive of p→q ¬q→¬p inverse of p→q ¬p→¬q p↔q biconditional operation "if and only if" T/T=...

Phil150 Midterm Review Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers What is a good critical thinker - answerA person who will not believe a claim unless it is supported by a good argument/evidence, and when making claims to others they provide good arguments/evidence to support their claims. What is a bad critical thinker - answerA person that will believe claims that are not supported by good arguments/evidence, and when they make claims to others they do not provide good arguments/evidence ...