PART a Some Entertainers Are Not Magicians, for Some Comedians

question 187

Short Answer

PART A Some entertainers are not magicians, for some comedians are not magicians and some magicians that are not comedians are entertainers.
Which of the following correctly expresses the form of this argument? PART B
Which of the following substitutions proves the argument invalid?
A) M = mammals, C = animals, E = dogs.
B) M = cats, C = trees, E = animals.
C) M = mammals, C = cats, E = animals.
D) M = animals, C = trees, E = cats.
E) M = fish, C = dogs, E = mammals.

• A) M = mammals, C = animals, E = dogs.
• B) M = cats, C = trees, E = animals.
• C) M = mammals, C = cats, E = animals.
• D) M = animals, C = trees, E = cats.
• E) M = fish, C = dogs, E = mammals.

Ability to identify and differentiate between the two most common unwanted side reactions when monosaccharides are treated with base.

Comprehension of the terms and structural features used to characterize carbohydrates, such as pyranose, furanose, and glycoside formation.

Understand the definitions and implications of Type I and Type II errors in hypothesis testing.

Identify the symbols (α and β) that represent the probabilities of Type I and Type II errors, respectively.