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    If x2 = 9‚ then x = 3. False ____ 4. One way to show that a statement is NOT a good definition is to find a ____. a. converse c. biconditional b. conditional d. counterexample ____ 5. Use the Law of Detachment and the Law of Syllogism to draw a conclusion from the three given statements. If an elephant weighs more than 2000 pounds‚ then it weighs more than Jill’s car. If something weighs more than Jill’s car‚ then it is too heavy for the bridge. Smiley the elephant weighs 2150

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    The Journey Life is a journey with many crossroads and everyone requires a choice. What we have today is the result of the choice we made in the past. For ages people were standing by milestone of life making their decision which way to go. As wise and curious creatures we always were searching the truth and the meaning of life. In the search of the truth and solving the most important questions we stop by the same milestone and make our own decision so in the future we would not regret about the

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    Hypothetical imperatives are based on "If you want something‚ do this"‚ where what you should do is the most effective way to get whatever you want. And categorical imperatives leave off the first part and are simply: "you ought to do this." That is‚ if it is to be done only for itself‚ instead of for some other desire‚ like hypotheticals are. Of course‚ it isn’t just the grammatical structure that makes these definitions

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    Week 8 Knowledge CheckResults Concepts Moral Theories Mastery 100% Questions Score: 11/11 1 2 3 7 8 9 Legal Reasoning 100% 4 5 6 10 11 Concept: Moral Theories Concepts Moral Theories Mastery 100% Questions 1 2 3 7 8 9 1.Which of the following terms refers to a moral theory that focuses mainly on consequences? A. B. C. D. Relativism Deontology Utilitarianism Virtue ethics Correct! Utilitarianism is based on the principle of

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    Teaching Aristotle is basically the first principle that focuses on the changeless and the discerning of the self-evidence that form the basis of all knowledge. Aristotle use logic as his main tool for inquiry. He also went further and found that syllogism is the main sequence that all logic thoughts follow. Following his teacher Plato‚ Aristotle argued that the goodness or a virtue of a thing lay basically in the realization of its specific nature. Aristotelian system majorly it focused on the reality

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    rights we used the event tree method. Therefore we applied Bayes’ theorem. First we calculated the probability of a successful movie‚ meaning a one-year return greater then zero. This amounts to 47‚47%. Subsequently the probability of a successful hypothetical sequel‚ meaning a one-year return is greater then zero‚ is 28‚28%. Then we estimated

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    Anselm covered two bases on how God’s existence became self-evident in Proslogian‚ but left many counterarguments open. It seems as if an ontological argument can be used to prove the existence of everything. While his use of syllogism creates a valid conclusion‚ his premises leave openings for other conclusions. For example‚ we could take his first premise‚ which states if the greatest being exists in the mind‚ it must exist in reality and apply it to something else. What if we

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    actual amount is lower than that of the forecast amount than there is a positive variance. However‚ if the actual amount is higher than that of the forecast amount then the variance budget is showing negative results. The total forecast expenses for Hypothetical Memorial Hospital in 2008 were $443‚931 and the actual expenses were $468‚558. The difference between the two was ($24‚627). The current period forecasted budget was $37‚211 and the actual expenses were $42‚971. The difference between the two is

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    world behind. Today‚ human connection with nature is sparse and as Richard Louv argues in “Last Child in the Woods”‚ this is a sad truth that continues progress in severity. Richard Louv appealed to both logos and pathos‚ with use of anecdotes‚ hypothetical examples and imagery‚ in a sheer effort to illustrate the separation between people and nature‚ explaining that while nature is just at our fingertips‚ we fail to pay attention to it’s purifying effect on humanity. Louv uses an anecdote to support

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    in Personality Impression Information Abstract This study deals with the idea that the tendency of our culture is to judge personality based on limited first impressions. Participants were presented with a list of adjectives that described a hypothetical person. They were to form impressions about that individuals personality based on that list. The presentation order was counterbalanced with favorable‚ unfavorable‚ and neutral descriptors. These lists would be the sole basis of the formation of

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