Use your knowledge of deduction and induction in general, and of specific deductive and inductive argument forms, to determine which of the following statements are true. a. In a deductive argument, the arguer claims that it is impossible for the premises to be true and the conclusion false.
b. A general statement makes a claim about an individual member of a class.
c. Although geometry uses analogies in its reasoning, geometric arguments are still deductive.
d. The conclusion of an inductive argument follows from the premises in a stronger way than does the conclusion of a deductive argument.
e. If the premises in an argument are false, then the argument must be inductive.
f. A categorical syllogism must have an "either... or..." statement as one of its premises.