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A Valid Argument Cannot Have Any False Premises

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A valid argument cannot have any false premises.

Understand the structure and interpretation of logical expressions using statement letters.
Comprehend the concept of equivalence in the logic of statements and the significance of tautologies.
Translate complex statements from natural language into logical expressions and vice versa.
Construct and analyze truth tables for basic logical operations and complex logical expressions.

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