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SCENARIO 4: Suppose that a state needs to build both prisons and schools with a budget limited to 10 million dollars. Schools cost $1 million each to build and prisons cost $2 million each to build.
-Refer to Scenario 4. Assume that the state originally spent one-half of its budget on schools and one-half on prisons. What was the production of schools and prisons? Could the same number be achieved after the price of producing prisons falls to $1.5 million and the price of producing schools rises to $2 million? Explain.
Valid Deductive Argument
A logical argument where, if the premises are true, the conclusion necessarily follows, ensuring its validity.
Conclusion
The proposition in an argument that is supported on the basis of other propositions.
Definitional Premises
Statements or assertions used in arguments that provide the meaning or explanation of terms used within the argument.
Analogies
Comparisons made between two things that are alike in some respects, often used to explain or argue.
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