Question 4
Match the following:
syllogistic logic
inference
proposition
premises
conclusion
argument
statement
truth value
conclusion indicators
premise indicators
modal logic
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since, as indicated by, because, for
is the way a proposition/statement is connected to
truth. That is, it is either connected to truth such
a group of statements, one or more of which (the
premises) are claimed to provide support for, or
a sentence that is either true or false in other
words, typically a declarative sentence or a
therefore, wherefore, thus, consequently, we
may infer
a kind of logic that involves such concepts as
possibility, necessity, belief, and doubt
the statement that the evidence or reasons are
claimed to support or imply
the reasoning process expressed by an argument;
or, an argument; or, the conclusion of an
the statements that set forth the reasons
or evidence
a kind of logic in which the fundamental elements
are terms, and arguments are evaluated as good
the meaning or information content of a statement
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3.67 pts
