If P, then Q. P. Therefore Q. This is an example of a ____________ argument.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word.
Ans: Modus Ponens
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If Fatima explains the history of Islam emphasizing 'Ali and allegiance to a succession of seven Imams, she is most likely a
a. Madrasa. b. Sunni. c. Shi'a. d. Caliph.
How does Mill propose to determine which pleasures are higher and which are lower?
A. by taking a poll in a local region B. by selecting answers from people capable of appreciating higher pleasures and having no experience with lower pleasures C. by asking people who have experience with both kinds of pleasure D. none of the above - Mill argued that all pleasures count equally.
Consider "O ? M, M ? E .•. O ? E". How many rows must the truth table for determining the validity of this formula have?
A) 2 rows B) 4 rows C) 8 rows