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Question 2 (10 points): Match each argument to its argument type. 1: ___ 2:__ 3:____ 4:___ 5: 1. Analogical Argument by Properties a. 4 of the 10 students I met in Philosophy 101 on the first day of class were philosophy majors. It's likely, therefore, that about 40 per cent of students in the class are philosophy majors. b. 40 per cent of students who take Philosophy 101 are philosophy majors. Janice is a student in Philosophy 101, so there is a 40 per cent change that she is a philosophy major. 2. Analogical Argument by Relations 3. Induction by Confirmation C. A person who is too drunk to drive safely will not pass this breathalyzer test. You did not pass the breathalyzer test, so you are probably too drunk to drive. 4. Inductive Generalization d. The first Transformers movie was directed by Michael Bay and had great special effects with a huge number of explosions. The second Transformers movie was also directed by Michael Bay, so I bet it will have great special effects and lots of explosions as well. 5. Statistical Syllogism e. The original Star Wars and Indiana Jones movies are both trilogies made by George Lucas. The second Indiana Jones movie is nowhere near as good as the other two, so I bet the middle Star Wars movie won't be as good as the first and third ones either.

Answer 1

From the given table and data we conclude that :=

1 will be matched with 'e' : Because it is defining the properties of the movie first in comparison with second and the third.

2 will be matched with 'a' : Because the percentage which is given by the guy is that whom he had met or done friendship that is nothing but relationship establishment.

3 will be matched with 'd' : Because the statement of 'd' is being judged by the previous history of the movie and hence it is inducing the relation from it without any direct relation.

4 will be matched with 'c' : Because it is generalizing the fact that if you don't pass the test which clearly means you are drunk.

5 will be matched with 'b' : Because it is defining the relation that how many of the students are philosophy , and what other student is taking as a subject.