Name four methods of temperature control used on modern air conditioning systems.
What will be an ideal response?
Thermostat, pressure control switch, variable displacement compressor, blend air
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Explain whether utilitarianism supports imposing irreparable harm on some to benefit others without identifying the actual benefits and harms. A. Yes, utilitarianism justifies imposing irreparable harm on some to gain anoverall benefit to the larger group if the harms and benefits are specified andthere is a plan to avoid irreparable harm
B. Yes, utilitarianism justifies imposing irreparable harm on some to gain anoverall benefit to the larger group even if the harms and benefits are notspecified. C. No, utilitarianism does not justify imposing irreparable harm on some to gainan overall benefit to the larger group if the harms and benefits are not specified as it is nearly impossible to avoid irreparable harm. D. No, utilitarianism does not justify imposing irreparable harm on some to gain an overall benefit to the larger group if the harms and benefits are not specified as benefits can often be gained while avoiding irreparable harm.
"Many people living in Los Angeles think that crime is worse now than four years ago. Jane lives in Los Angeles. Thus, she thinks crime is worse now than four years ago" is
A) valid B) invalid
Which of the following arguments commits the fallacy of appeal to ignorance?
A. an argument that contains a grammatical error, which allows more than one conclusion to be drawn B. an argument that claims we should not believe something because the person making the argument is not an authority in that field C. an argument that some claim must be false because no one can prove that it is true D. an argument in which one of the key terms in it changes meaning during its course
Thomson's Transplant Problem thought experiment shows us an uncontroversial way to deal with a lack of transplant organs.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)