Question: PHIL 1290 Assignment #3 Make an Argument Instructions (Summer 2020) Using proper English and writing in full sentences. First, construct a good argument with AT
PHIL 1290 Assignment #3 "Make an Argument" Instructions (Summer 2020) Using proper English and writing in full sentences. First, construct a good argument with AT LEAST TEN (10) statements, including AT LEAST FOUR (4) true promises, that had to your conclusion on the following toplo: Because of the pandemic, the government should require everyone to wear a non-medical face mask, at all times, outside their primary residence, or face a $1000 fine for a first offence; a $2000 fine for a second offence; and a mandatory jail sentence of 30 days for a third offence. In other words, if you leave home, you must wear a mask or else! THEN, SECOND, copy this argument, underlining the indicator words, numbering all the statements (crossing out sentences that are not statements), and then crossing out the statements that are not premises or conclusions. This should leave only the sentences that are to be included in your argument diagram THEN, THIRD. ON A SEPARATE PAGE, DIAGRAM your answer according to the method you learned in Chapter 3. PHIL 1290 Assignment #3 "Make an Argument" Instructions (Summer 2020) Using proper English and writing in full sentences. First, construct a good argument with AT LEAST TEN (10) statements, including AT LEAST FOUR (4) true promises, that had to your conclusion on the following toplo: Because of the pandemic, the government should require everyone to wear a non-medical face mask, at all times, outside their primary residence, or face a $1000 fine for a first offence; a $2000 fine for a second offence; and a mandatory jail sentence of 30 days for a third offence. In other words, if you leave home, you must wear a mask or else! THEN, SECOND, copy this argument, underlining the indicator words, numbering all the statements (crossing out sentences that are not statements), and then crossing out the statements that are not premises or conclusions. This should leave only the sentences that are to be included in your argument diagram THEN, THIRD. ON A SEPARATE PAGE, DIAGRAM your answer according to the method you learned in Chapter 3
