Consider the following and determine in each case whether the statement is a paradox or fallacy. Justify your reasoning.

Q: 1. Determine whether the following argument is a valid argument or a fallacy: q = p, ¬q F p.

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Q: 2. In 2, M, R, and T are the midpoints of AB, BC and CA, respectively, in AABC. If AB = 22 cm, BC =…

A: Given: M, R, and T are the mid points of AB¯, BC¯, and, AC¯ respectively. AB = 22cm, BC = 12cm, AC =…

Q: Fill in the blank to complete the sentence below. y z y An argument of the given form is called the…

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Q: lype Tallacy belng the statement. Running is good for your health. Everyone should take up running.…

A: HERE STAEMENT IS THAT "RUNNING IS GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH SO EVERYBODY SHOULD TAKE UP RUNNING". HERE…

Q: In a few sentences, applying the concepts of probable objective truth and inductive logic, describe…

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Q: Identify the type of fallacy being used in the statement. The weatherman was wrong about it raining…

A: Statement : "The weatherman was wrong about it raining today. Weather forecasters are never…

Q: Decide whether the argument is valid or a fallacy, and give the form that applies. If I don't do my…

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Q: In the following arguments, identify the premise(s) and conclusion. Explain why the argument is…

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Q: Premise: If you have lipstick on your collar, then you are cheating on me. Premise: If you are…

A: Given,      Premise: If you have lipstick on your collar, then you are cheating on me      Premise:…

Q: Solve a formula question, or draw a diagram, analyze the code, and write the paragraph about the…

A: First, to define the terms: 1. A conditional statement is of the form "If P then Q", where P is the…

Q: 2.) Postulates: 1. Olympic medal winners smile a lot. 2. People who love the sea are great swimmers.…

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Q: Write a valid conclusion. This problem was written by Charles Dodgson, better known as Lewis…

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Q: Determine whether or not the sentence is a statement. Paris is the capital of Arkansas.

A: Given a sentence: Paris is the capital of Arkansas.

Q: You are told that: If Rosie is a bird, then Rosie sings. Rosie does not sing. You deduce that:…

A: Given thatIf Rosie is a bird, then Rosie singsRosie does not sings∴Rosie is not a birdlet p:Rosie is…

Q: A positive statement A cannot be evaluated using the scientific method. B) is a declaration of…

A: In hypothesis testing, researcher makes statement to test it on some level of significance

Q: 1.) Postulates: 1. Lovable people have many friends 2. Logical people are lovable. 3. Geometry…

A: Given query is to find the conclusion of the argument.

Q: Consider the following example of a fallacy. Complete parts and b below. Good grades are needed to…

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Q: Specify the premises and conclusion. Symbolize the argument and construct a truth table to determine…

A: The specified premises and conclusions are as follows. Premise: If racial justice and equal…

Q: Supply a conclusion that will make the following argument valid. The policeman said, "Freeze, or…

A: given statement:The policeman said,"Freeze, or I'll shoot!" The criminal didn't freeze.…

Q: 3. Determine whether the following argument is a valid argument or a fallacy: p= ¬q,r = q, r F ¬p.

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Q: Open with 3. All of the employees at the AcmeSoft company are either programmers or salespeople. The…

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Q: 2. Determine whether the following argument is a valid argument or a fallacy: q = p, ¬q F q.

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Q: 1. Draw a Venn diagram and determine whether the following argument is valid. Premise All European…

A: Draw the venn diagram for the given Premise: Premise: All European countries are countries in the…