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LOGICAL FALLACIES Continuing our foray into the world of Argument
Documents LOGICAL FALLACIES Continuing our foray into the world of Argument

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WARM UP EXERCSE Consider the right triangle below with M the midpoint of the hypotenuse. Is MA = MC? Why or why not? MC B A 1
Documents WARM UP EXERCSE Consider the right triangle below with M the midpoint of the hypotenuse. Is MA = MC? Why or why not? MC B A 1

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Structure, Form, and Fallacies. In its broadest sense, ALL writing is argument. Presentation, defense, support of specific thesis, assertion, or claim
Documents Structure, Form, and Fallacies. In its broadest sense, ALL writing is argument. Presentation, defense, support of specific thesis, assertion, or claim

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Intro. To Argumentative Essays. What is argument? ALL WRITING IS ARGUMENT! The presentation and defense or support of a specific thesis, assertion or
Documents Intro. To Argumentative Essays. What is argument? ALL WRITING IS ARGUMENT! The presentation and defense or support of a specific thesis, assertion or

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Argument Unit AP Language and Composition. Deductive Reasoning General Particular
Documents Argument Unit AP Language and Composition. Deductive Reasoning General Particular

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Proofs1 Advanced Discrete Mathematics Jim Skon. Proofs2 Definition: A theorem is a valid logical assertion which can be proved using other theorems
Documents Proofs1 Advanced Discrete Mathematics Jim Skon. Proofs2 Definition: A theorem is a valid logical assertion which can be proved using other theorems

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Chapter 7 Functions. Types of Functions Value returning Functions that return a value through the use of a return statement They allow statements such
Documents Chapter 7 Functions. Types of Functions Value returning Functions that return a value through the use of a return statement They allow statements such

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1 SML fn x => e e 1 e 2 0, 1, 2,..., +, -,... true, false, if e then e else e patterns datatypes exceptions structures functors fun f x = e variables
Documents 1 SML fn x => e e 1 e 2 0, 1, 2,..., +, -,... true, false, if e then e else e patterns datatypes exceptions structures functors fun f x = e variables

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Recognizing problems in reasoning. An error in reasoning. Fallacies may be applied intentionally or may show faulty logic or a weakness in an argument
Documents Recognizing problems in reasoning. An error in reasoning. Fallacies may be applied intentionally or may show faulty logic or a weakness in an argument

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INTRO TO ARGUMENT Mr. Baskin. WHAT DO WE MEAN BY ARGUMENT? It’s NOT a fight or quarrel. Argue – connotes anger and hostility Not the case. Argument
Documents INTRO TO ARGUMENT Mr. Baskin. WHAT DO WE MEAN BY ARGUMENT? It’s NOT a fight or quarrel. Argue – connotes anger and hostility Not the case. Argument

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OOP with Java, David J. Barnes/Eric Jul Defining Classes1 Object State and Complexity Objects maintain a state. State is represented by a set of attributes
Documents OOP with Java, David J. Barnes/Eric Jul Defining Classes1 Object State and Complexity Objects maintain a state. State is represented by a set of attributes

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Ceg860 (Prasad)L112Inh1 Inheritance Reusability Extendibility Type Safety Reusability ; Extendibility ; Type Safety (Minimize Repetition, Accommodate Variation
Documents Ceg860 (Prasad)L112Inh1 Inheritance Reusability Extendibility Type Safety Reusability ; Extendibility ; Type Safety (Minimize Repetition, Accommodate Variation

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