Question

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Write four arguments that meet the following criteria:

Argument 1: The argument has a false premise, but follows good logic.

Argument 2: The argument has true premises, but follows poor logic, leading to a false conclusion.

Argument 3: The argument has either a false premise or follows poor logic, but leads to a true conclusion.

Argument 4: The argument is based on true premises and follows good logic leading to a true conclusion.

Then, reorder your arguments and post them to the discussion board. Next, analyze the arguments of two other students.

Answer 1

@PvtGunner

Answer 2

1)
2/0 = ∞ and 3/0 = ∞ then 2 = 3

2)
all two digits prime numbers are odd, so 27 is prime

3)
two numbers a and b whose GCD is 1 are prime
therefore 13 and 17 are prime

4)
the sum of the internal angles of a triangle is equal to two right angles
a quadrilateral is divided in two triangles by one of its diagonals
the sum of the internal angles of a quadrilateral is 4 right angles