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D265 Guided NotesSection 1Define "proposition":Statements that can be true or falseDefine "non-proposition":Do not make claims that can be true orfalseComplete the following exercises:oCatego... rize each of the following as a proposition or a non-proposition.Let's go get lunch.PropositionLunch is the most important meal of the day.Proposition How much did the lunch cost?Non-PropositionLunch is not the most important meal of the day. PropositionWhile there are many places that we could go for lunch,given that you are a vegetarian, we should go to that caféon the corner.Proposition Make sure you get enough to eat.Proposition Define "simple proposition":Have no internal logical structure. Simplytrue or false on their ownDefine "complex proposition":Have internal logical structure.Composed of simple propositionsComplete the following exercises:oBreak each complex proposition down into its simplepropositions.I am hungry, and I want to go to lunch. I am hungry - Iwant to go to lunchYou are not hungry, but you should come to lunch withme.You are not hungry - You should come to lunch withmeIf it costs too much, then I will not buy it.It costs too much- I will not buy itWhile there are many places that we could go for lunch,given that you are a vegetarian, we should go to that café on the corner.There are many places that we could go forlunch - You are a vegetarian - We should go to the cafeDefine "premise":Claims, evidence, and ideas intended to supportthe conclusionDefine "conclusion":The claim that the whole argument is intended tosupport, demonstrate, or proveComplete the following exercises:oSeparate each argument into its premises and conclusion.(C) We need to eat more apples.(P) After all, the doc toldme that apples are healthy, and it is smart to eat healthythings.(P) If we need to eat more apples, then we have to go tothe grocery store.(P) If we have to go to the grocerystore, then I will need to borrow your car.(C) We need toeat more apples, therefore(C) I will need to borrow yourcar.Define "argument":Any rational movement from evidence orpremises to a conclusionDefine "non-argument":A flawed, empty, or incorrect argument thatshould be dismissed or disregardedComplete the following exercises: oClassify the following as an argument or a non-argument.Apples are healthy, Therefore, you should eat apples.(NA)They bought the apples because they are healthy.(A)The little boy went to the moon. He sprinkled fairy dust onhis feet, and he flew into the sky. He liked his time on themoon.(A)I know that we never landed on the moon because thefootage looks weird to me.(NA) Define "deductive argument":Mathematical arguments like proofs,logical arguments, arguments from definition. Define "inductive argument":Arguments where the premises makethe conclusion probable. Complete the following exercises:oCategorize each of the following arguments as deductive orinductive.The sun has risen every morning that I have been alive.Therefore, the sun will rise tomorrow.(I)72% of survey respondents liked the apples. From this wecan infer that the majority of Americans like these apples.(D)If someone eats apples, then they will be healthy. Bo eatsapples. Therefore, Bo will be healthy.(D)All Americans like apples. Bo is an American. Therefore,Bo likes apples.(D) Define "valid": A deductive argument isvalidifthe premisesguarantees the conclusionDefine "sound": A deductive argument issoundifit has goodstructure and a true premises Complete the following exercises:oSay whether each argument is valid or invalid and whether it issound or unsound.All fruit smells nice. An orange is a fruit. Thereforeoranges smell nice.(valid/sound)An orange is a fruit. An orange smells nice. Therefore allfruit smells nice.(invalid/sound)A square has four sides. Four is more than three. Atriangle has three sides. Therefore, a square has moresides than a triangle.(valid/sound)A square has five sides. Five is more than three. Atriangle has three sides. Therefore, a square has moresides than a triangle.(valid/unsound) [Show More]
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