Identify the kind of argument.

Using a lemon when cooking is like using a lime. Given that limes can be added to bland foods to give them some zest, lemons, too, will give zest to bland foods.

a. Analogical argument

b. Categorical argument

c. Truth-functional argument

d. Causal argument

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Ciara Dyer

Computers & Technology

12 November, 16:36

Identify the kind of argument.

Using a lemon when cooking is like using a lime. Given that limes can be added to bland foods to give them some zest, lemons, too, will give zest to bland foods.

a. Analogical argument

b. Categorical argument

c. Truth-functional argument

d. Causal argument

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Cassidy Sanford · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

A categorical argument or syllogism consists of deductive statement based on two premises. For example the highlighted statements:

No boy is a girl

Some humans are boys

Therefore, some humans are girls

is a categorical argument which consists of two premises (No boy is a girl, some humans are boys) and a deduction (Therefore, some humans are girls). The deduction is made by using the premises as the basis.

In the question, the two premises are:

Using a lemon when cooking is like using a lime

Limes add to bland foods to give them some zest

The deduction is:

Therefore, lemons too will give zest to bland foods

Thus, representing a categorical argument.

Identify the kind of argument.Using a lemon when cooking is like using a lime. Given that limes can be added to bland foods to give them some zest, lemons, too, will give zest to bland foods.a. Analogical argumentb. Categorical argumentc. Truth-functional argumentd. Causal argument

Identify the kind of argument.

Using a lemon when cooking is like using a lime. Given that limes can be added to bland foods to give them some zest, lemons, too, will give zest to bland foods.

a. Analogical argument

b. Categorical argument

c. Truth-functional argument

d. Causal argument