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    This document contains 9 examples of arguments that are classified by their logical structure and validity. Each example is identified as deductive or inductive, and whether it is valid or invalid. Invalid arguments are also classified by the specific logical fallacy they commit such as contradiction, relevance, or ambiguity. The document serves as an exercise to analyze different types of arguments.

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    This document contains 9 examples of arguments that are classified by their logical structure and validity. Each example is identified as deductive or inductive, and whether it is valid or invalid. Invalid arguments are also classified by the specific logical fallacy they commit such as contradiction, relevance, or ambiguity. The document serves as an exercise to analyze different types of arguments.

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    Ashokkumar 1 Rohith Kiran Ashokkumar Mrs. Fotinos HZT 4U0 April 3, 2012 1.8 Exercises 1.

    Deductive argument, valid argument, formal fallacy 2. Inductive argument, invalid argument, fallacy of relevance 3. Inductive argument, invalid argument, fallacy of relevance 4. Inductive argument, invalid argument 5. Deductive argument, invalid argument, contradiction 6. Deductive argument, invalid argument, fallacy of relevance 7. Deductive argument, valid argument, hypothetical syllogism 8. Deductive argument, hypothetical syllogism, fallacy of ambiguity 9. Deductive argument, valid argument

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