Which argument?
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Match the statements with the type of argument, (some may fit both and some may not fit either!)
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Deductive argument
Inductive argument
Fits both
Fits neither
The premises provide absolute proof for conclusions
If the premises are true then the conclusion must be true
Impossible for the premises to be true and the conclusion false
It cannot provide philosophical proof
The premises may provide some support for the conclusion
If the premises are true then the conclusion could still be false
Describes the logical structure of the argument
The identification of the logical structure of the argument tells you whether the argument is true or false.