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The content in the image discusses valid argument patterns in deductive reasoning, outlining various forms of arguments such as argument by elimination, conjunction, and simplification. It appears to be notes from a lecture focused on understanding logical deductions.
Answer
Valid argument patterns: elimination, conjunction, simplification.
The image describes three valid argument patterns: Argument by elimination, Conjunction, and Simplification. Argument by elimination involves choosing between two possibilities. Conjunction combines two true statements. Simplification extracts a single statement from a conjunction.
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The image describes three valid argument patterns: Argument by elimination, Conjunction, and Simplification. Argument by elimination involves choosing between two possibilities. Conjunction combines two true statements. Simplification extracts a single statement from a conjunction.
More Information
These are fundamental patterns used in deductive reasoning to evaluate the validity of arguments.
Tips
Avoid confusing argument elimination with reaffirmation; ensure understanding of negation.
