From sources as editorials, letters to editors, articles in journals, essays, locate 15 deductive arguments, identify the premises and the conclusions, and appraise their validity and soundness. The arguments must be composed out of atomic or compound statements.
1. your sources must be clearly annotated, you must identify the source, author, paper, etc.
2. your arguments cannot be taken from another logic book
3. you must evaluate the arguments using full truth tables, abbreviated truth tables or truth trees.
4. you must show your work
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