INSTRUCTIONS: Use indirect truth tables to answer the following problems. Given the argument: G ? (N • E) / H ? N / K ? ?E / (H • K) ? G This argument is:
A) Valid.
B) Invalid.
C) Uncogent.
D) Cogent.
E) Sound.
B
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In the Medieval philosophers we find a crossroads between:
1. Greek philosophy and Abrahamic religion. 2. logic and sheer irrationalism. 3. science and experimentation. 4. Western philosophy and Buddhism.
On the night Siddhartha became enlightened, ________ sought to stop him
a. Maya b. Mara c. Satan d. Gautama
Which of the following questions should be asked while evaluating the sufficiency of an argument's supporting premises?
A. Are all the premises true? B. Are all the premises logically consistent? C. Does the argument omit any crucial countervailing evidence? D. All of the answers are correct
What does the term domain mean?
a. willing buyers and sellers exchanging items that they value b. the power the government derives from the Fifth Amendment to take property from citizens if the taking is for a public use and with just compensation c. An entire network of economic and political institutions that surround exchange, though there is no universally accepted way to describe any given system . d. the view that people are always ultimately motivated by a desire to advance their own self-interests