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If Mr. Salauddin’s statement is correct, then the events he predicts will happen. The events he predicted did happen. Therefore his statement is correct.
Which of the following arguments has a logical structure that most nearly resembles that of the argument above?
A. If we win the game, we will be the league champions.
B. If the fan is running, then electricity must be on. The electricity is on; therefore, the fan must be running.
C. If the store is open, I will buy a shirt. I think the store is open; therefore, I should be able to buy a shirt.
D. If Javed answers his phone, then my prediction is correct. I predict that he is at home; therefore, he will answer his phone.
E. If Selim flight is delayed, he will miss his appointment. He kept his appointment; therefore, his flight must have been on time.
Which of the following arguments has a logical structure that most nearly resembles that of the argument above?
A. If we win the game, we will be the league champions.
B. If the fan is running, then electricity must be on. The electricity is on; therefore, the fan must be running.
C. If the store is open, I will buy a shirt. I think the store is open; therefore, I should be able to buy a shirt.
D. If Javed answers his phone, then my prediction is correct. I predict that he is at home; therefore, he will answer his phone.
E. If Selim flight is delayed, he will miss his appointment. He kept his appointment; therefore, his flight must have been on time.
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The answer is not (E) here. It is (B).
If Mr. Salauddin’s statement is correct, then the events he predicts will happen.
The events he predicted did happen.
Therefore his statement is correct.
This argument is flawed. It takes the sufficient condition to be necessary.
If A, then B.
B implies A (Incorrect inference)
B. If the fan is running, then electricity must be on. The electricity is on; therefore, the fan must be running.
If A, then B
B implies A (Incorrect inference)
Matches the original argument.
E. If Selim flight is delayed, he will miss his appointment. He kept his appointment; therefore, his flight must have been on time.
If A, then B
Not B implies Not A (Correct Inference)
Does not match the original argument
Answer (B)
Conditionals discussed here:
https://youtu.be/MmlwcTlHZz8
https://youtu.be/BW8Ijrhjjq8
https://youtu.be/yQYkL1DSslA
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03 Mar 2023, 03:40
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If Mr. Salauddin’s statement is correct, then the events he predicts will happen. The events he predicted did happen. Therefore his statement is correct.
Which of the following arguments has a logical structure that most nearly resembles that of the argument above?
A. If we win the game, we will be the league champions.
B. If the fan is running, then electricity must be on. The electricity is on; therefore, the fan must be running.
C. If the store is open, I will buy a shirt. I think the store is open; therefore, I should be able to buy a shirt.
D. If Javed answers his phone, then my prediction is correct. I predict that he is at home; therefore, he will answer his phone.
E. If Selim flight is delayed, he will miss his appointment. He kept his appointment; therefore, his flight must have been on time.
Which of the following arguments has a logical structure that most nearly resembles that of the argument above?
A. If we win the game, we will be the league champions.
B. If the fan is running, then electricity must be on. The electricity is on; therefore, the fan must be running.
C. If the store is open, I will buy a shirt. I think the store is open; therefore, I should be able to buy a shirt.
D. If Javed answers his phone, then my prediction is correct. I predict that he is at home; therefore, he will answer his phone.
E. If Selim flight is delayed, he will miss his appointment. He kept his appointment; therefore, his flight must have been on time.
THEN B 
