Suppose an Indirect Truth Table Is Constructed for an Argument

question 208

Multiple Choice

Suppose an indirect truth table is constructed for an argument, and the truth table requires more than one line. If no contradiction is obtained on the first line, then:

• A) The argument is valid.
• B) The argument could still be valid.
• C) The argument is invalid.
• D) The argument is consistent.
• E) The argument is sound.

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Definitions:

Planning

The process of outlining steps or strategies to achieve specific goals or objectives.

Writing Project

A task that involves creating written material, such as reports, essays, articles, or books.

Proofreading

The process of reading and correcting errors in a text before it is published or shared.

Inconsistent Spelling

The lack of uniformity in spelling words throughout a text, which can lead to confusion and undermine the credibility of the document.