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Is the argument valid?
Use this for “If the server is down, the page fails. The page fails. So the server is down. Is this valid?”
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Does the conclusion follow from the premises?
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An argument is valid when the conclusion is true in every row where all the premises are true.
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Validity is about the form, not the facts: a valid form with a false premise can still reach a false conclusion.
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The premises are separated by semicolons; “so” comes before the conclusion.
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