A complete argument is as argument that is stated or presented such that: 1. One can see all the propositions in the argument. 2. All the propositions in the argument are numbered. 3. It is explained what kind of purpose all the propositions have. (Premise, inference or assumption.) 4. All inferences are stated, it is stated form where they follow and what kind of inference it is. Here is an example argument: n Proposition Explanation 1 The earth exists. Premise. 2 If the earth exists, then the moon exists. Premise. 3 If the moon exists, then the moon is round. Premise. 4 If the earth exists, then the moon is round. From 2, 3, HS 5 The moon is round. From 1, 4, MP. I find that it is a very good idea to use tables to present arguments with.
Complete arguments
Complete arguments
Complete arguments
A complete argument is as argument that is stated or presented such that: 1. One can see all the propositions in the argument. 2. All the propositions in the argument are numbered. 3. It is explained what kind of purpose all the propositions have. (Premise, inference or assumption.) 4. All inferences are stated, it is stated form where they follow and what kind of inference it is. Here is an example argument: n Proposition Explanation 1 The earth exists. Premise. 2 If the earth exists, then the moon exists. Premise. 3 If the moon exists, then the moon is round. Premise. 4 If the earth exists, then the moon is round. From 2, 3, HS 5 The moon is round. From 1, 4, MP. I find that it is a very good idea to use tables to present arguments with.