QCAA Philosophy & Reason Practice Questions - QCAA Philosophy & Reason External Assessment (Queensland) Exam

What does it mean for a deductive argument to be valid?

All of its premises are factually true in the real world. Its conclusion is supported by strong empirical probability. Both the premises and the conclusion are accepted by general consensus. If all of its premises are assumed true, its conclusion must necessarily be true.

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If all of its premises are assumed true, its conclusion must necessarily be true.

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