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Why is the initial premise in a disjunctive syllogism critical for its validity?

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Which rule of inference guarantees that from 'If P then Q' and 'P', one can validly conclude 'Q'?

What is the primary goal of logical reasoning in forming arguments?

What key feature distinguishes first-order logic from propositional logic?

What distinguishes formal logic from informal logic in the study of reasoning?


What distinguishes a sound deductive argument from a merely valid deductive argument?

Which rule of inference allows one to conclude the negation of a premise if the negation of the conclusion is known, given an implication?


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112112112John
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What distinguishes inductive reasoning from deductive reasoning in terms of the certainty of their conclusions?

In a syllogism, what role does the minor premise play in reaching a conclusion?


What distinguishes formal logic from informal logic in the study of reasoning?

In a syllogism, what ensures that the conclusion is necessarily true if the premises are true?

What is the main benefit of translating natural language statements into formal logic?

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Which of the following best describes the role of modus ponens in formal logic?

What distinguishes deductive reasoning from inductive reasoning in terms of the certainty of conclusions?



In a syllogism, why must the conclusion necessarily follow from the premises?

What distinguishes a valid syllogism from an invalid one?

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