Question

Consider an argument that you recently had with a friend, co-worker, supervisor, family member or someone else. Identify the fundamental issue of the argument and then present the argument in the form of deductive logical argument, making sure to clearly identify the premises and conclusion. Is this argument a valid argument? Is the argument sound? Why or why not?

Answer 1

SOLUTION:-

** Main Argument:- I discussed with my family that poor people have little money and that's why they are considered as a poor in society.

** The fundamental issue of the argument:- In our surrounding area, people can't survive a quality of life because they don't have more money and they are poor and my friend Rubel is also poor because they have no source of huge income. so, ultimately it's cleared that peoples are poor because they have little money. This was the issue of the argument.

** Deductive logical argument:-

1st premises:- Poor people have little money.(A)

2nd premises:- Rubel is poor.(A)

Conclusion:- so, Rubel has little money.(A)

EXPLANATION:- This argument is valid because conclusion comes from the premises logically and clearly. Premises are true and conclusion is also true.

Poor people have no huge source of income and they don't have more money to survive in society. So, people are poor means, they have little money to survive. Only money can help to be rich.In our country, All rich people are surviving a good life because they have huge source of income and they have more money. So, Rubel, my friend is poor, it means he has little money . So, premises and conclusion, both are logically correct and that's why it's a valid and sound argument.