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For the purposes of this assignment $($this is only hypothetical, NOT real$),$ Suppose I were to inform you that I have decided that final grades will be randomly assigned. It takes far too much time for me to calculate all these numbers to determine a final grade, so I will ignore the work you have done so far this semester and just assign grades randomly. I may justify this action with the argument below. Your task is develop an argument whose conclusion is that it is not right for me to assign grades randomly. Specify your premise$($s$),$ identify the premise that is a moral principle, and identify your conclusion.

Premise: Assigning final grades randomly makes me much happier than spending so much time and energy calculating final grades.

Premise $2($Moral Principle$)$: What is right or wrong is based on what makes me happy $($or what I want to do$).$

Conclusion: It is right for me to assign grades randomly.

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