Q101
Open questionAny argument is formulated by two things
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Basic Logic Concepts in Philosophy
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Q102
Open questionWhat are the names of the components of every proposition?
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Q103
Open questionWhich one of the following statement is not logically true?
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Q104
Open questionTwo propositions are said to be . . . . . . . . If they cannot be both true and false together
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Q105
Open questionWhich one among the following is a tautology?
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Q106
Open questionWhich one of the following is not a valid mood of first figure?
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Q107
Open questionIf two propositions having the same subject and predicate cannot both be true but can both the false, their relation is called
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Q108
Open questionValidity in logic represented by
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Q109
Open questionThe statement form that has only false substitution instances is called
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Q110
Open questionTo obvert a proposition is an immediate inference
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Q111
Open questionWhat is the study in which we try to distinguish correct from incorrect reasoning is
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Q112
Open questionThere are honest politicians', the standard logical form of this proposition will be
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Q113
Open questionThese two kinds of proposition are said to be conditional
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Q114
Open questionConsider the Assertion (A) and Reason (R) and select the correct answer:
Assertion (A) If one premise is particular, the conclusion must be particular.
Reason (R) (i) An affirmative particular has no distributed terms, and a negative particular has an only one.
(ii) The premises cannot both be particular and thus must differ in quantity.
Assertion (A) If one premise is particular, the conclusion must be particular.
Reason (R) (i) An affirmative particular has no distributed terms, and a negative particular has an only one.
(ii) The premises cannot both be particular and thus must differ in quantity.
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Q115
Open questionNo whales are fishes', . . . . . . . . the subalternation form of the above E proposition will be
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Q116
Open questionA deductive argument is valid if its premises
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Q117
Open questionWhat do you mean by the denotation of terms?
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Q118
Open questionIf the proposition 'All men are mortal' is true, what is the truth-value of the proposition 'Some men are not mortal'?
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Q119
Open questionThe proposition that denies the relations of inclusion between the two terms denies its universality
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Q120
Open questionWhich two laws of thought are taken are corollaries?
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