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    The document discusses the key components of an argument, including premises, assumptions, and the conclusion. It explains that premises can be facts or claims, and assumptions are the foundational elements of an argument. Common types of conclusions are those that predict the future, express an opinion, or draw a cause-and-effect relationship. The document also provides guidance on how to diagram an argument by identifying the premises and conclusion.

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    The document discusses the key components of an argument, including premises, assumptions, and the conclusion. It explains that premises can be facts or claims, and assumptions are the foundational elements of an argument. Common types of conclusions are those that predict the future, express an opinion, or draw a cause-and-effect relationship. The document also provides guidance on how to diagram an argument by identifying the premises and conclusion.

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    Its big and it’s a clam.

    (It’s a arguable)

    Everything else is a Premises

    Premises are of 2 types:

    1. Facts
    2. Calaims

    Assumptions
    Team will win this (is roof)

    The team almost win last year|| The player are better this year (The pillar)

    The team has improved

    Construction of argument
    Premises + Arguments = Conclusion

    Why will have a premiss which will counter Argument?

    Most Important part of the argument

    Sometimes triggered by Key words; Therefore, Consequently, Thus, Hense,

    Three common varities:

    A. Predict the future


     They Will win
    B. Express your opinion
     The plan is flawed
    C. Cause and effect
     If she work hard she will be successful

    How to Diagram:

    Read the question

    Read the argument

    Construct the T diagram

    No suff. Mkt for train

    Used P ½ and T

    P fly any where

    T fixed

    Wrld Spreding and ppl want to mobile


    Cost effective

    Surgery and recovery time reduce (premises)

    Last long (premises)

    Reduce hospital stays

    The therefore Test

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