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> Premise ... supposed to claim an argument as invalidand walk away. :)
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... as the argument's conclusion could still be valid if the ... being disproportional thus shows the argument is invalid (not 100% true). ... the gap between the female and the general populations.
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Flashcards for valid/invalidforms are always the first thing ...
... the argument does not necessarily have to be completely valid or ... understand a formulaic question type and transition into a looser, ... feel for the various forms of arguments and the countless ways ... , use @Ohnoeshalpme's advice and prove it to yourself. No ...
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Also write out an analogous argument. If you can do this ... actually understand the argument.
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... inverse and whichever inverse renders the conclusion invalid or ... most severely harmed should be the argument' ... rely exclusively on scientifically valid info." This significantly harms ... indicating that it is the argument's necessary assumption.
... to wreck the argumentand render the argumentinvalid. Negating an answer ... be true for argument to be valid, however it does ... example, consider this argument:
Jack and Bill are running a ... the correct answer invalidates the argument.
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... to lock down these valid/invalidforms so I can continue ... In order to deduce a valid inference, the existential quantifiers need ... C, therefore, B some C. AND, form #8, A →B, ... first but are nonetheless valid. I know I'm ... 's throwing me off and I feel like it ...
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