Formal Arguments
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Conditional Argument - Formal Argument 1
Membership in Set A is sufficient for membership in Set B
A → B
xA
xB
If one is a Jedi, then one is a Force user. Luke is a Jedi. Therefore, Luke uses the Force.
If one lives in New York City, then one lives in the United States. Tom lives in New York City. Therefore, Tom lives in the United States.
Contrapositive Argument - Formal Argument 2
A → B
x/B
x/A
If one is a Jedi, then one is a Force user. Athena is not a Force user. Therefore, Athena is not a Jedi.
If one lives in New York City, then one lives in the United States. Alan does not live in the United States. Therefore, Alan does not live in New York City.
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