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Valid and Invalid Arguments

Valid and Invalid Arguments. In mathematics and logic an argument is not a dispute. It is a sequence of statements ending in a conclusion .

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Chapter 5 UDP and Its Applications

Chapter 5 UDP and Its Applications. Orientation. The transport layer. Transport Layer Protocols. Transport layer protocols are end-to-end protocols They are only implemented at the hosts. UDP - User Datagram Protocol datagram oriented unreliable, connectionless simple

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Logic: as tool of Philosophy

Logic: as tool of Philosophy. Science of correct reasoning Nature of man: correct thinking To examine our ability to adapt: in difficult or controversial cases. Organizing ideas/arguments: expressing them with more accuracy drawing legitimate conclusions. FORMAL & MATERIAL LOGIC.

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Chapter 1

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Valid and Invalid Arguments

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Completeness and Consistency

Completeness and Consistency. So far we have 11 rules. PA, and an In and an Out rule for each of 5 connectives. Call this system of 11 rules: P. Completeness and Consistency. So far we have 11 rules. PA, and an In and an Out rule for each of 5 connectives.

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Recitation Meeting 3

Recitation Meeting 3. Arguments, validity, soundness, persuasiveness. Exercise. Identify the premises and conclusion of each argument. Some of these can be done in more than one way . 1. John has brown hair. John is not blond. 2 . Mary had a little lamb. Mary had five lambs.

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Deductive Arguments

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Validity and Soundness: Additional Exercises

Validity and Soundness: Additional Exercises. 2007 Makoto Suzuki. Validity and Soundness, once again. Instructions: For each of the following arguments, determine whether or not it is valid and whether or not it is sound. Question 1.

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The Null Hypothesis

The Null Hypothesis. Modus Tollens* : The Logic of the Null Hypothesis

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