Sorites 1I
Given the following sorites:
Some M are H.
All G are Q.
All S are G.

-For Sorites 1I, the correct answer is:

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Sorites 1I
Given the following sorites:
Some M are H.
All G are Q.
All S are G.

-For Sorites 1I, the correct answer is:

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Sorites 1I is a form of argument or syllogism in logic. For an argument to be valid, its conclusion must logically follow from its premises, regardless of the truth of the premises. The term "valid" does not assess the truth of the premises but rather the logical structure of the argument. Since Sorites 1I is a structured logical argument, if it is correctly formed, it is considered valid. The terms "sound," "unsound," and "cogent" relate to different criteria, including the truth of premises and inductive strength, which are not relevant to the structural validity assessed here.

Sorites 1I Given the Following Sorites