Validity of Arguments via truth table - disjunctive series

June 8th, 2008 Peter Bradley Posted in Electronic Resources |

Here’s the series of disjunctive arguments following the same format as (Validity of conditional arguments via truth-table).
The functionality is the same: (1) Click ’start’ to populate the truth table with ‘T’s and ‘F’s. (2) complete the truth table with the combo boxes provided - click ‘check’ to verify. (3) check off all rows with a false conclusion, making sure there is at least 1 false conclusion in each set of premises, and finally (4) decide whether or not the argument is valid and click ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on the right.

Disjunctive Syllogism 1 Truth-Table Static Link (Right /Ctrl click to ‘Save Target/File As…’ to download).
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Disjunctive Syllogism 2 Truth-Table Static Link (Right /Ctrl click to ‘Save Target/File As…’ to download).
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Disjunctive Fallacy 1 Truth-Table Static Link (Right /Ctrl click to ‘Save Target/File As…’ to download).
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Disjunctive Fallacy 2 Truth-Table Static Link (Right /Ctrl click to ‘Save Target/File As…’ to download).
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