Argument

Arguments

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Arguments

	Definition

	A process of making a conclusion based on statements is known as argumentations

	An argument can consist of several premises and one conclusion.

	A premise is a statement that gives information before making a conlusion and conclusion is an outcome and decision.

The specific statements are statements that refer to a particular case, while the general statements that describe a concept.

Types of arguments

Deductive argument (A process of making a specific conclusion based on general premises)
Inductive argument (A process of making a general conclusion based on specific premises

Determine and justify the validity of deductive arguments

A valid deductive can be categorised into three forms.

A deductive arguments is said to be valid if all the premises and the conclusion are true.