Q101
Open questionHow many valid ruler of quantifications
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Q102
Open questionMatch the following:
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Universal quantifier | 1. ∀ |
| b. Existential quantifier | 2. |
| c. Rule of inference | 3. Modus Ponens |
| d. Rule of replacement | 4. Tautology |
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Q103
Open questionA categoricaI syllogism having major terms distributed in the conclusion but undistributed in the major premise is invalid, having the fallacy of
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Q104
Open questionQuantification helps in generating what?
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Q105
Open questionTwo statements are said to be logically equivalent in which one of the following cases?
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Q106
Open questionConditional statements holds function of 'if than' and it have this symbol
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Q107
Open questionIf the truth value of any statement is mix of true and false conclusion than it is called
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Q108
Open questionIf 'A' proposition is converted to A and 'E' proposition is contraposited to E, what kind of fallacy is commited according to Boole?
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Q109
Open questionMatch List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Fallacy committed in directing an emotional appeal 'to the people' to win their assent to a conclusion unsupported by good evidence. | 1. Petitio Principli |
| b. The method is not always fallacious for the reference to an admitted authority in the special field of his competence may carry weight. | 2. Ignoratio Elenchi |
| c. In establishing the truth of a proposition, one often casts about for acceptable premises from which the proposition in question can be deduced as conclusion. | 3. Argumentum ad populum |
| d. Fallacy committed when an argument purporting to establish a particular conclusion is directed to proving a different conclusion. | 4. Argumentum ad vercundiam |
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Q110
Open questionTwo negative proposition, cannot yield a valid conclusion. This is the fallacy of
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Q111
Open questionTwo statements are said to materially equivalent if
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Q112
Open questionWhich one of the following is correct symbolisation of 'p if and only if q'?
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Q113
Open questionMatch the following:
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Inclusive sense | 1. Weak |
| b. Exclusive sense | 2. Strong |
| c. Disjunction | 3. ∨ |
| d. Negation | 4. Not |
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Q114
Open questionFallacy is an error in . . . . . . . . and mistake in . . . . . . . .
1. Reasoning
2. Method
3. Judgement
4. Form
1. Reasoning
2. Method
3. Judgement
4. Form
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Q115
Open question"From any true substitution instance of a propositional function, we may validly infer the existential quantification of that propositional function." Identify the rule.
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Q116
Open questionGiven below are Assertion (A) and Reason (R), consider them and select the correct answer:
Assertion (A) A categorical syllogism commits a fallacy of four terms if more than three terms are used.
Reason (R) In a standard form of categorical syllogism, there are three and only three terms occuring twice each in the same meaning.
Assertion (A) A categorical syllogism commits a fallacy of four terms if more than three terms are used.
Reason (R) In a standard form of categorical syllogism, there are three and only three terms occuring twice each in the same meaning.
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Q117
Open questionSymbolic logic is the method of representing . . . . . . . . expressions.
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Q118
Open questionIn quantification 'x' is an . . . . . . . . which is to be replaced by . . . . . . . say 'a'.
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Q119
Open questionWhich one among the following is a tautology?
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Q120
Open questionConsider the following argument (a) and argument form (b) and answer by marking the correct answer:
1. (A ⊃ B) . (C ⊃ D) ∴ A ⊃ B
2. (p ⊃ q) . (r ⊃ s) ∴ p ⊃ q
1. (A ⊃ B) . (C ⊃ D) ∴ A ⊃ B
2. (p ⊃ q) . (r ⊃ s) ∴ p ⊃ q
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