Analyzing arguments also 1D

Question 1

deductive is what to what

Answer 1

General premises —-> Specific premises

Question 2

Inductive is what to what

Answer 2

Specific Premises —-> general premises

Question 3

Inductive argument

Answer 3

An inductive argument does not prove its conclusion true so its evaluated based on its strength

Question 4

an argument is strong in an inductive argument

Answer 4

if a compelling case is made for its conclusion

Question 5

an argument is weak in an inductive argument if

Answer 5

if the conclusion is not well supported by its premises

Question 6

what makes a deductive argument

Answer 6

the argument is valid if its conclusion follows necessarily from its premises or conclusion.

Question 7

if an argument is not valid it is not sound

Answer 7

Deductive argument

Question 8

what type of argument is this ?

Answer 8

deductive argument, the argument is sound it its valid and its premises are all true

Question 9

whats the chain

Answer 9

If p,then q
If q then r
If p,then r

Question 10

To prove a statement​ true, you must use​

Answer 10

a deductive​ argument, because an inductive argument cannot prove its conclusion true. At​ best, a strong inductive argument shows that its conclusion probably is true.

Question 11

what does a deductive argument need to be

Answer 11

A deductive argument needs to be valid for it to be sound.

Question 12

Suppose that an argument is deductively valid only if you assume that it contains one or more​ unstated, hidden assumptions. In that​ case, the original argument
is weak or strong?

Answer 12

weak

Question 13

A chain of conditionals is a type of deductive argument that involves three or more conditionals.

Answer 13

P and Q and R