Use the knowledge you have gained about statements and arguments to determine which of the following statements are true. check all that apply. if a statement is true, then it is not false. "accordingly," "we may infer that," and "implies that" are premise indicators. every argument must use a conclusion indicator to indicate which statement is the conclusion.
an inference is the reasoning process expressed by an argument, while an argument is a set of statements that contain an inferential relationship from one or more statements to another statement.
the word "consequently" may be a conclusion indicator.
some arguments contain no indicators.
if an argument has a true conclusion, then it must be a good argument.
in an argument, the conclusion supports the premises.
a command is a statement.
"there is life on mars" is not a statement because it is false.
not all arguments are good arguments.
the three possible truth values for statements are true, false, and indeterminate.
every argument must contain at least two statements.
all statements are true sentences.
a conclusion indicator is required in an argument.