what is the outcome of the following argument? premise 1: all birds have tails. premise 2: all dogs have…
what is the outcome of the following argument? premise 1: all birds have tails. premise 2: all dogs have tails. conclusion: all dogs are birds. valid and sound invalid valid and unsound invalid and unsound
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Brief Explanations:
A valid argument has a conclusion that follows logically from the premises. Here, just because both birds and dogs have tails doesn't mean dogs are birds, so the logic is wrong (invalid). A sound argument is valid and has true premises. Since it's invalid, it's also unsound.
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Invalid and unsound