Valid and Invalid Arguments |

Course: Basics of Logic and Argumentatioin
1. Propositions
2. Arguments
3. Identifying Premises and Conclusion
4. Logic Condition
5. Truth Condition
6. Cogency
7. Valid and Invalid Arguements
8. Sound Arguments
9. Strong and WEak Arguments
10. Good Arguments
11. Deductive Arguments
12. Inductive Arguments
13. Abductive Arguments
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The conclusion must be "my plant has green leaves".

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Dear friend
When we deal with propositions, we are dealing with the information content conveyed by a proposition but not on the very words of a statement.
So the information conveyed by the Conclusion in the Lecture is the same as the information conveyed by your Conclusion.

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I think it is not valid because the conclusion can be false seems not all plans have green leaves some leaves are red.

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example 2 is i think still valid. over 20 can be 100. therefore, and 100 is over 90

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But you can't infer that from the given premise. In other words, you cannot say that the conclusion, based on that premise, is 100% true.

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Premis

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example 4 sounds kinda racist lol

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I am Surprised. I can not find any such inference.

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