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

How is a sound deductive argument distinguished from a valid deductive argument?

A sound argument relies on inductive probability rather than formal logic. A sound argument contains only universal affirmative propositions. A sound argument does not require a logical connection between premises and conclusion. A sound argument is valid AND all of its premises are actually true.

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A sound argument is valid AND all of its premises are actually true.

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