deductive and inductive arguments

2. Name waseem ali abro 0855
Name Akmal khan 0864
Name M ismail narejo 0891
Name Zahid Ali 0937

3. There are two kinds of Arguments
Deductive and Inductive
INDUCTIVE ARGUMENTS
Inductive Arguments is on which the premises are
likely to support the conclusion.
 Always Probable ,Likely, Possibility
New Information
 Not 100% True
 Specific to General

4. Conclusion follows premises
Example
1 Premises, Socrates is Greek (specific)
2 Premises, Most Greek eat Fish (specific)
There fore
Conclusion, Socrates eats fish (General ) (Probably true)

5. Conclusion comes first then premises
If premises are true it is impossible conclusion
is false .
Certainty (true)
General To Specific

6. Example
All men are mortal (General)
Akmal is man (specific)
Akmal is mortal

7. Sound argument is an argument which is valid and contains
only true premises.
The conclusion of sound argument is true.
Unsound argument is an argument if some of the premises
are false are the argument is invalid .
The conclusion of unsound argument is false .