An argument can be structured in different ways. Provide five different examples of an argument.​

Explanation:

argument don’t require three parts to be an argument. The essential component of an argument is a claim. Stating a claim alone can be an argument. For instance, “stating a claim can be an argument” is a claim that is an argument. Its not a logical argument though.

In philosophy arguments have forms. For instance, a valid argument can be deductive or inductive. Either way for an argument to be valid it must meet certain criteria.

(a) validity is contingent upon a test: if the premises are true the conclusion will also be true. Because of this test a valid argument needs to have a claim, reasons (premises), and a conclusion. For instance:

Santa Clause is a mortal because he is human and all humans are mortals.

1. Conclusion: Santa Clause is mortal

2. Claim: humans are mortal, Santa is a human

3. Reason: Santa is human therefore he is mortal

This is a valid argument. If the premises are found to be true the conclusion will also be true.

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