That billboard in the middle of the field says "Get the U. S. out of the U. N." From this, it's clear that the United Nations is a bad organization.

This is a deductive, valid argument.

True or False?

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Lilly Villarreal

Social Studies

14 April, 11:08

That billboard in the middle of the field says "Get the U. S. out of the U. N." From this, it's clear that the United Nations is a bad organization.

This is a deductive, valid argument.

True or False?

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Britney Grimes · Answer 1

False. It is an inductive, weak argument.

Explanation:

The given statement is not deductive and valid, because it derives its conclusion only from limited evidence that U. N. is presented in a negative light in this isolated statement.

The other example, is a survey of students meal choice preferences in the campus canteen. Only because 75% of students in a sample group of 100 said that they do not support availability meat-based meals in the canteen, does not mean that 75% of all students do not support availability meat-based meals as well.

That billboard in the middle of the field says "Get the U. S. out of the U. N." From this, it's clear that the United Nations is a bad organization.This is a deductive, valid argument.True or False?

That billboard in the middle of the field says "Get the U. S. out of the U. N." From this, it's clear that the United Nations is a bad organization.

This is a deductive, valid argument.

True or False?