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A CONCISE INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC 14E PATRICK
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A Concise Intrcducton to
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Chapter f1
Exercise f1.1
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Carbon fmonoxide fmolecules fhappen fto fbe fjust fthe fright fsize fand fshape, fand fhappen
fto fhave fjust fthe fright fchemical fproperties, fto ffit fneatly finto fcavities fwithin fhemoglobin

fmolecules fin fblood fthat fare fnormally freserved ffor foxygen fmolecules. fC: fCarbon

fmonoxide fdiminishes fthe foxygen-carrying fcapacity fof fblood.



The fgood, faccording fto fPlato, fis fthat fwhich ffurthers fa fperson's freal finterests.
f C: fIn fany fgiven fcase fwhen fthe fgood fis fknown, fmen fwill fseek fit.

The fdenial for fperversion fofjustice fby fthe fsentences fof fcourts, fas fwell fas fin fany fother
fmanner, fis fwith freason fclassed famong fthe fjust fcauses fof fwar.

C: fThe ffederal fjudiciary fought fto fhave fcognizance fof fall fcauses fin fwhich fthe fcitizens fof
fother fcountries fare fconcerned.



When findividuals fvoluntarily fabandon fproperty, fthey fforfeit fany fexpectation fof fprivacy fin
fit fthat fthey fmight fhave fhad.

C: fA fwarrantless fsearch fand fseizure fof fabandoned fproperty fis fnot funreasonable funder fthe
fFourth fAmendment.



Artists fand fpoets flook fat fthe fworld fand fseek frelationships fand forder. fP2.•
fBut fthey ftranslate ftheir fideas fto fcanvas, for fto fmarble, for finto fpoetic fimages.

P3 fScientists ftry fto ffind frelationships fbetween fdifferent fobjects fand fevents.
P4: fTo fexpress fthe forder fthey ffind, fthey fcreate fhypotheses fand ftheories.
C: fThe fgreat fscientific ftheories fare feasily fcompared fto fgreat fart fand fgreat fliterature.

The fanimal fspecies fin fAustralia fare fvery fdifferent ffrom fthose fon fthe fmainland.
P2.• fAsian fplacental fmammals fand fAustralian fmarsupial fmammals fhave fnot fbeen fin fcontact
fin fthe flast fseveral fmillion fyears.

C: fThere fwas fnever fa fland fbridge fbetween fAustralia fand fthe fmainland

We fneed fsleep fto fthink fclearly, freact fquickly, fand fcreate fmemories.
P2.• fStudies fshow fthat fpeople fwho fare ftaught fmentally fchallenging ftasks fdo fbetter fafter fa
fgood fnight's fsleep.

Other fresearch fsuggests fthat fsleep fis fneeded ffor fcreative fproblem fsolving.
fC: fIt freally fdoes fmatter fif fyou fget fenough fsleep.

The fclassroom fteacher fis fcrucial fto fthe fdevelopment fand facademic fsuccess fof fthe faverage
fstudent.

P2.• fAdministrators fsimply fare fancillary fto fthis feffort.

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C: fClassroom fteachers fought fto fbe fpaid fat fleast fthe fequivalent fof fadministrators fat fall flevels,
fincluding fthe fsuperintendent.



9. PI: fAn fagreement fcannot fbind funless fboth fparties fto fthe fagreement fknow fwhat fthey fare
doing fand ffreely fchoose fto fdo fit.
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C: fThe fseller fwho fintends fto fenter fa fcontract fwith fa fcustomer fhas fa fduty fto fdisclose fexactly
fwhat fthe fcustomer fis fbuying fand fwhat fthe fterms fof fthe fsale fare.




10. PI: fPunishment, fwhen fspeedy fand fspecific, fmay fsuppress fundesirable fbehavior.
P2.• fPunishment fcannot fteach for fencourage fdesirable falternatives.
C: fIt fis fcrucial fto fuse fpositive ftechniques fto fmodel fand freinforce fappropriate fbehavior fthat
fthe fperson fcan fuse fin fplace fof fthe funacceptable fresponse fthat fhas fto fbe fsuppressed.




11. PI: fHigh fprofits fare fthe fsignal fthat fconsumers fwant fmore fof fthe foutput fof fthe findustry.
P2.• fHigh fprofits fprovide fthe fincentive ffor ffirms fto fexpand foutput fand ffor fmore ffirms fto
fenter fthe findustry fin fthe flong frun.

P3.• fFor fa ffirm fof fabove faverage fefficiency, fprofits frepresent fthe freward ffor fgreater
fefficiency. fC: fProfit fserves fa fvery fcrucial ffunction fin fa ffree fenterprise feconomy, fsuch fas four

fown.



12. PI: fMy fcat fregularly fused fto fclose fand flock fthe fdoor fto fmy fneighbor's fdoghouse, ftrapping
ftheir fsleeping fDoberman finside.
P2: fTry ftelling fa fcat fwhat fto fdo, for fputting fa fleash fon fhim--he'll fglare fat fyou fand fsay, f"I
fdon't fthink fso. fYou fshould fhave fgotten fa fdog. f" fC: fCats fcan fthink fcircles faround fdogs.



13. PI: fPrivate fproperty fhelps fpeople fdefine fthemselves.
PX fPrivate fproperty ffrees fpeople ffrom fmundane fcares fof fdaily fsubsistence.
P3: fPrivate fproperty fis ffinite.
C: fNo findividual fshould faccumulate fso fmuch fproperty fthat fothers fare fprevented ffrom
faccumulating fthe fnecessities fof flife.



14. PI: fTo fevery fexisting fthing fGod fwills fsome fgood.
P2.• fTo flove fany fthing fis fnothing felse fthan fto fwill fgood fto fthat fthing.
fC: fIt fis fmanifest fthat fGod floves feverything fthat fexists.



15. PI: fThe faverage fworking fman fcan fsupport fno fmore fthan ftwo fchildren.
PX fThe faverage fworking fwoman fcan ftake fcare fof fno fmore fthan ftwo fchildren fin fdecent
ffashion.


C: fWomen fof fthe fworking fclass, fespecially fwage fworkers, fshould fnot fhave fmore fthan ftwo
fchildren fat fmost.

16. PI: fThe fnations fof fplanet fearth fhave facquired fnuclear fweapons fwith fan fexplosive fpower
fequal fto fmore fthan fa fmillion fHiroshima fbombs.




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