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Logic 1321           Chapter 1 & 2: ARGUMENTS – CONDITIONALS     Statements: ~A sentence that can be true or false.                    ~Simplest form of a statement: Proposition                    ~A statement with more propositions and/or a statement connective                        (such as if/then): Compound statement.  Arguments: A set of statements, with at least one of them being a conclusion and  one or more being premises.      Content/meaning – true or false [in the real world]  Statements  Form/structure – Valid or invalid Arguments      Valid argument:   Form/Structure:  If the premises are true, then the conclusion must be true / it is                                impossible for the conclusion to be false if the premises ar

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School: University of Houston

Department: Philosophy

Course: Logic

Professor: Cameron buckner

Term: Spring 2015

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Description: Logic 1321 Chapter 1 & 2: ARGUMENTS – CONDITIONALS Statements: ~A sentence that can be true or false

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Propositional Logic - Chapter 1 and 2

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Propositional Logic - Chapter 1 and 2

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Propositional Logic - Chapter 1 and 2

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School: University of Houston

Department: Philosophy

Course: Logic

Professor: Cameron buckner

Term: Spring 2015

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Cost: 50

Name: ARGUMENTS

Description: Logic 1321 Chapter 1 & 2: ARGUMENTS – CONDITIONALS Statements: ~A sentence that can be true or false

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Propositional Logic - Chapter 1 and 2

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Propositional Logic - Chapter 1 and 2

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Propositional Logic - Chapter 1 and 2

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