Question 1

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim.
a. All college students are musicians. 
b. Some college students are not musicians.

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Question 2

Assume that the original claim is , and follow the directions given. What is the truth value of the claim you wind up with?
All cakes are edible desserts.
(obverse, then find the contradictory.)

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Question 3

Assume that the original claim is , and follow the directions given. What is the truth value of the claim you wind up with?
No cashiers are managers. ()
(Contrapose, then find the contrary.)

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Question 4

Using the square of opposition and the truth value of the first claim, determine the truth values of the other claims.
a. : Some capitalists are criminals.
b. Some capitalists are not criminals.
c. No capitalists are criminals.
d. All capitalists are criminals.

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Question 5

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim.
a. All politicians are honest. 
b. Some politicians are honest.

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Question 6

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim.
a. Some engineers are not employed. 
b. All engineers are employed.

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Question 7

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim.
a. All Kiwis are fruits. ()
b. Some Kiwis are fruits.

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Question 8

Using the square of opposition and the truth value of the first claim, determine the truth values of the other claims.
a. : All teenagers drink alcohol.
b. No teenagers drink alcohol.
c. Some teenagers drink alcohol.
d. Some teenagers do not drink alcohol.

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Question 9

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim.
a. No cats are friendly. 
b. Some cats are friendly.

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Quiz 9: Capital Budgeting

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim. a. All college students are musicians. b. Some college students are not musicians.

Assume that the original claim is , and follow the directions given. What is the truth value of the claim you wind up with? All cakes are edible desserts. (obverse, then find the contradictory.)

Assume that the original claim is , and follow the directions given. What is the truth value of the claim you wind up with? No cashiers are managers. () (Contrapose, then find the contrary.)

Using the square of opposition and the truth value of the first claim, determine the truth values of the other claims. a. : Some capitalists are criminals. b. Some capitalists are not criminals. c. No capitalists are criminals. d. All capitalists are criminals.

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim. a. All politicians are honest. b. Some politicians are honest.

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim. a. Some engineers are not employed. b. All engineers are employed.

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim. a. All Kiwis are fruits. () b. Some Kiwis are fruits.

Using the square of opposition and the truth value of the first claim, determine the truth values of the other claims. a. : All teenagers drink alcohol. b. No teenagers drink alcohol. c. Some teenagers drink alcohol. d. Some teenagers do not drink alcohol.

Using the items in Exercise 9-12 in your text as examples, determine the truth value of the second claim (below) based on that given for the first claim. a. No cats are friendly. b. Some cats are friendly.