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    The document summarizes Rachel Anton's notes from two Logic & Critical Thinking class sessions. In the first session, Rachel provides examples of a deductive argument and an inductive argument, labeling the premises and conclusions. In the second session, Rachel solves exercises classifying arguments as deductive, inductive, IBE, or balance of considerations reasoning and labeling the type of reasoning used.

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    The document summarizes Rachel Anton's notes from two Logic & Critical Thinking class sessions. In the first session, Rachel provides examples of a deductive argument and an inductive argument, labeling the premises and conclusions. In the second session, Rachel solves exercises classifying arguments as deductive, inductive, IBE, or balance of considerations reasoning and labeling the type of reasoning used.

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    Rachel Anton Logic & Critical Thinking

    10/4/22
    Chapter 2 pages 32-38
    - Write a deductive and an inductive argument and label the premise(s) and conclusion(s).
    o Deductive argument: Amber has had one coffee today (P), Stu has had two (P),
    and John has had three (P). John has had more coffee than Amber today (C).
    o Inductive argument: Stanley has not done his homework all semester (P).
    Therefore, Stanley will probably not do any homework the rest of the semester
    (C).

    10/6/22
    Chapter 2 pages 38-44
    - Exercises 2-4 and 2-6 pages 46-47
    o 2-4:
    1. Deductive
    2. Inductive
    3. Deductive
    4. Inductive
    5. Deductive
    6. Inductive
    7. Inductive
    8. Deductive
    9. Deductive
    10. Inductive
    o 2-6:
    1. Neither
    2. IBE
    3. Balance of considerations reasoning
    4. Neither
    5. Neither
    6. IBE
    7. Balance of considerations reasoning
    8. IBE
    9. IBE
    10. Balance of considerations reasoning

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