Evaluate the deductive argument below.
1. Either e or z is a vowel.
2. Z is not a vowel.
3. So, e is a vowel.
A. |
Invalid |
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B. |
Valid, but unsound |
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C. |
Sound |
Evaluate the deductive argument below. 1. Either e or z is a vowel. 2. Z is...
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