2. ARGUMENT
An argument is a group of
statements including one or
more premises and one
conclusion.
3. ARGUMENT
Example:
1. All the youngsters listen to the pop
music. (Premise)
2. Ali is a Youngster. (Premise)
So Ali listens pop music. (conclusion)
4. ARGUMENT
Example:
You need to make argument
in front of parents to get
permission for a trip or to take
extra pocket money.
5. TYPES OF ARGUMENT
Two types of Argument:
1. Deductive Argument.
2. Inductive Argument.
6. Deductive Argument
Deductive argument is the type of
argument in which the conclusion
necessarily taken from the
premises.
9. Deductive Argument
Deductive argument is said to be
impossible when, its premises are
true and its conclusion is false.
10. Deductive Argument
Example: Impossible
1.All bats are mammels,
2.Mammels are warm-blooded
So, bats are cool-blooded.
11. Inductive Argument
Inductive argument is the type of
argument in which the conclusion
probably taken from the premises.
12. Inductive Argument
Example:
1.Mehmood is a law student,
2.Most of the law students own laptop.
So, probably Mehmood owns laptop.
13. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
INDUCTIVE AND DEDUCTIVE
ARGUMENT
DEDUCTIVE
Argument whose
conclusion follow,
or appear to follow,
nessesarily.
1. All teachers are
funny.
2. Aqeel is a teacher.
So Aqeel is funny.
INDUCTIVE
Argument whose
conclusion follow or
appear to follow,
probably.
80% of all the
teachers are funny.
2. Aqeel is a teacher.
Aqeel is funny.