Hmmmmm
(1) All arguments are either invalid or valid;
(2) All valid arguments are either unsound or sound.
This can be explained as follows:
(a) Invalid argument
(b) Valid argument ----(b1) Unsound argument
(b2) Sound argument
A valid argument is an argument in which, IF you accept the premises, THEN you must accept the conclusion, or else you are contradicting yourself.
A sound argument is a valid argument in which each premise is true. And since the argument is valid, the conclusion must be true, also, because it is impossible, in the case of a valid argument, for the premises to be true and the conclusion be false.
Check this link...its better explained
http://home.wlu.edu/~mahonj/LittleLogic.htm
2007-02-05 19:27:22
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answered by Josh 3
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