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arguments

When constructing an argument, it's essential to understand the relationship between premises and conclusions. A valid argument ensures that if the premises are true, the conclusion cannot be false, meaning the truth of the premises guarantees the truth of the conclusion.

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GOOD ARGUMENT

Give us good reasons to believe the conclusion, all the premises must be truth and the conclusion must follow from the premises

VALID ARGUMENT

If Barack Obama is President of the USA, then Michelle Obama is First Lady. Barack is President of the USA. Therefore, Michelle is First Lady

If the premises are true, the conclusion can´t be false. The true of the premises guarantee the true of the conclusion.

STRONG ARGUMENT

EXAMPLE

I am Adrian's best friend. I'm sure of this because she told me so, and I know she wouldn't lie to her best friend

DEFINITION

If all the premises are true, the conclusion follow with high probability (above 50%). Assume all the premises are true, even if one or more is clearly false.