GUIDELINES FOR F.Y.J.C. (ARTS) LOGIC PROJECT Project carries 20 marks. 10 marks for project on the topic which is asigned. 10 marks for test on sums from fyjc syllabus. Project should be neat and clearly written. No pictures, decoration. Test on sums will be conducted at the time of submission of project. Should be hand written. There should be 5 ( A 4 ) size papers ( with lines ). First page write your name, class, division, stream, roll number, and name of topic. 2 pages (front and back ) should be used for writing project. 2 pages (should be left blank ) for writing test on sums at the time of submission. staple all the pages together. Project has to be done on the topic which is assigned to the student. Information apart from text book carries an added advantage. Any issues, problems, difficulties,can be resolved in the class during Logic Lecture by the subject teacher. date of submission of the project and test will be put up either on the notice board or website
HINDI PSYCHOLOGY A001 ABBAS ZAINEB HAIDER Explain the development of Logic. A002 ACHARYA PRAPTI SHREYAS Define proposition. Explain the nature of propositions. A003 AGARWAL ONKAR RAJEEV Explain the concept of decision procedure. State the characteristics of a good or effective decision procedure. A004 AKHAWAT DIGVIJAY SINGH State the limitations of Propositional logic. A005 BAJORIA PARINDA RAMAN Explain the concept of Fallacy. State the difference between Formal and Non-Formal Fallacy. A006 BANDHUKIA RUKHSAR FAROOQ Explain the nature of Definition. A007 BANERJEE NOYONIKA SATYAJIT Expalin the method of Deductive proof. A008 BELEY ANJALI RAJAN Define Induction and state its nature. A009 BHANDARI GEETIKA PRABHAT Describe and elaborate with examples, some of the basic concepts of logic. A010 BHATT DHWANI KAPIL Define proposition. List out the characteristics of proposition. A011 BONTRA NIKITA PRAKASH Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. A012 CHAUDHARY SHUBHANKAR ASHWINI Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. A013 CHAUDHURY SHRESHTHA KANISHKA Define Induction and explain the need for induction. A014 CHINIWALA SHIRAZ FREDOON State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. A015 CHOKSHI AYUSHI NISHITH Define Proposition. State the difference between a sentence and a proposition. A016 DATWANI HANISHA BHARAT Which factors decide the validity of an argument in a truth table method? A017 DESAI ARYAN RAJU Explain how the method of Direct Proof is used to prove the validity of arguments? A018 DESAI KAVYA NARTAN What is Induction by Simple Enumeration? State its characteristics. A019 DEVDA JYOTI AMBALAL A020 PANDYA JAHNAVI PALLAV A021 DOSHI ANERI MAHENDRA Explain the Nature and Purpose of Definitions with reference to - increase in vocabulary and eliminating ambiguity. Explain the fallacy of Division and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. State the fundamental characteristics of Inductive arguments with the help of examples.
A022 DUBEY VATSAL AMARKANT Define propositions. How are propositions classified? A023 FERNANDES ELVIS THOMAS Define Truth - Table. Write down the classification of a truth functional propositional form into Tautology, Contradiction and Contingency. A024 GADA MILONI RASIK Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? A025 GALA MOKSHA MAHENDRA A026 GALA PAREETA KANTI A027 GANDHI JENITA KASHYAP Explain the classification of propositions on the principles of Relation, Quality and Quantity. Explain the fallacy of Composition and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. Explain the Nature and purpose of Definitions with reference to - reducing vagueness and to explain a word theoretically. A028 GANI NIDA SHAMEELMOHAMED Explain and Distinguish between Deductive and Inductive Inference. A029 SHAH DHWANI MAHENDRA A030 Define Proposition. State the kinds of symbols used for symbolizing propositions. HINDI PSYCHOLOGY A031 GIRI RISHBHA SANDEEP What is Conditional Proof? State its merits and demerits. A032 GOPINATHAN DIVYA SANJAY State the classification of Categorical propositions with the help of examples. A033 GORADIA DRISHTI KIRIT Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- altern with reference to the square of opposition of propostion. A034 GOWDA NEHA NARAYAN Explain the fallacy of Accident and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy.
A035 GULSHA SABA ZAKIRHUSSAIN Explain the Nature and Purpose of definitions with reference to - influencing attitudes and increase in vocabulary. A036 GUPTA ARUN ANIL Explain the difference between Form and Content of an argument with the help of examples. A037 GUPTA MEHAK DHARMENDRA Define proposition. Explain Negative proposition with reference to its truth value. A038 HANWARE TEHREEM NIYAZ Define Truth-Table and Matrix. How are the number of rows determined in a truth-table? A039 HATANKAR SIMRAN RAJESH What is Conditional Proof? Explain the steps to construct a deductive proof by C.P. method with the help of examples. A040 HEMNANI ABHISHEK VINOD Explain with examples A and E type of propositions with the help of Venn A041 HEMRAJANI HARINA PREMPRAKASH Explain the fallacy of Converse of Accident and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. A042 IRANI KAYESHA NADIR Explain Ostensive definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A043 JAIN HINAL DILIP What are Deductive arguments. List 10 examples of deductive arguments. A044 JAIN SALONI SHAILESH Define proposition. Explain Conjunctive proposition with reference to its truth value. A045 JAISWAL AKANKSHA PRAKASH What is Conditional Proof? Explain the procedure to prove tautologies by the method of C.P. with the help of examples. A046 JANGLA DHWANI SANJEEV Explain with examples I and O type of propositions with the help of Venn A047 JANI DHRUTI ASHOKKUMAR What is Hypothetico- Deductive method. Explain in brief its stages. A048 JHAJJ TANISHA SHAWN Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Baculum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. A049 JHAVERI BELI SHIRISH Explain Extensive definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A050 JOSHI BHAKTI MAHENDRA What are Inductive arguments. List 10 examples of inductive arguments. A051 JOSHI SHARAYU RAHUL Define proposition. Explain Disjunctive proposition with reference to its truth value. A052 KADER NUZA MEHMOOD Explain with examples E and I type of propositions with the help of Venn A053 KAIMATHURUTHY ALVINA ANTONY State the conditions of induction by Simple Enumeration.
A054 KAKKARA KANNAN RAJAN Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Verecundiam and illustrate by A055 KAPILA SIDDHARTH KUMAR Explain Bi-verbal definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A056 SHAH YESHA PIYUSH Define proposition. Explain Conditional proposition with reference to its truth value. A057 KAPUR AASHNA AKHIL Explain with examples, the relation of Contraries with reference to the A058 KARIA FORAM VASANT square of opposition of propostion. Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Hominem and illustrate by A059 KARIA NIDHI SANJAY Explain Analogy as a form of inductive argument. A060 KATHAD ANKITA JAYANTILAL Explain Stipulative definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. HINDI PSYCHOLOGY A061 KATHURIA ANIDA BRIJ Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. A062 KENIA DHWANI DEVANG Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. A063 KHAMBATA TARONISH ADIL State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. A064 KHAN AMEERA ANWARSHAHZAD Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by A065 KHAN MISBAH SHAKEEL Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A066 KONDAVEETI LIPI SAIPRASAD State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' A067 KOTHARI CHARUL SURESH Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. A068 KALSARIA ANERI MAHENDRA Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn A069 KRISHNANI KRISHA RAJ Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy.
A070 WILLIAMS EMERALD JACOB Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. A071 LAKHANI AFSHEEN AMIR Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A072 LAKHANI AYESHA SAMEER Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn A073 SURATWALA DARSHAN RAJESH Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and Disjunction. A074 MALLICK NIDHI KUMAR Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. A075 MANDAL MITALI JAIDEEP How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? A076 MANSURI AZEEN ANWARHUSAIN Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. A077 MEHTA AAYUSHI JITEN Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." A078 TANNA KRISHNA KIRIT Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. A079 MEHTA HIMAANI PRERNA Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum." A080 MEHTA KRISHNA BHAVIN Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. A081 MEHTA NIYOMI PARAG Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." A082 MEHTA NUPUR MANISH State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. A083 MEHTA PARTHHAVI VIJAY Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." A084 MEHTA PRACHI DEVEN Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory.
A085 MEHTA SIMRAN SAMIR Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " A086 MERCHANT SARAH RIYAZ " Logic as an inbuilt feature of the human mind " - Elaborate giving reference to the use of logical thinking in pre-historic times, commonsense thinking, in games etc. A087 MERCHANT TASKEEN SHAUKAT Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. " A088 MEWADA NIDHI RAJENDRA How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages? A089 MISTRY TARIKA DEEPAK When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? A090 MOMIN SANIYA TAJDIN Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? HINDI PSYCHOLOGY A091 MUTREJA SAMBHAV SUNIL Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. A092 N ELIZABETH PAUL Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. A093 FAZALBHOY ALIYA ADIL State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. A094 NAMBIAR NIKITA SHYAMSUNDER Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by A095 NANDU SALONI MANISH Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A096 NANJIANI SHUMS ALI State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' A097 NAQVI ARIZAH NADEEM Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. A098 JHA URVASHI ANSHUMALI Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn A099 NIRMAL POOJA JANAK Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy.
A100 NISHAR JINALI JIVRAJ Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. A101 NOORBHAY ZAINAB SHABBIR Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. A102 PANCHAL PRITHVI BHARAT Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn A103 PANCHAL VISHAKHA PRADIP Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and Disjunction. A104 PANDHI HIRAL CHETAN Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. A105 PANDIT BIAN BHUSHAN How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? A106 PANDYA YASHIKA ANIL Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. A107 A108 PAREKH JANVI BHAVESH Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. A109 PATEL ISHA PIYUSH Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum." A110 PATEL SHAILJA NILAY Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. A111 PATRAWALA AQSA ABDULGANI Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." A112 A113 PISUWALA SARAH SAJID Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." A114 PITALE SAKSHI MILIND Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory. A115 PUROHIT TANVI DINESHKUMAR Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " A116 RAJPUT MATI NILESH " Logic as an inbuilt feature of the human mind " - Elaborate giving reference to the use of logical thinking in pre-historic times, commonsense thinking, in games etc. A117 RAMBHIA DHIRA VISHAL Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. " A118 SAHA ASHMITA SUSHANT How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages?
A119 SALAHUDDIN JASSEM MAHMOOD When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? A120 SANGHAVI BHOOMI MAYUR Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? HINDI PSYCHOLOGY A121 SANGOI VIDHI PRAFUL Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." A122 SATELKAR CHAITRAVEE LAXMIKANT Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. A123 SAVANT SHARVI PRAKASH Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum." A124 SAWANT EESHA RUPESH Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. A125 SAWANT ISHITA CHANDRAKANT Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." FRENCH/PSYCHOLOGY B001 ALAKNURE JANHAVI NITIN Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. B002 ALPHONSO AMANDA ASHLEY Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B003 BAGDI DHWANI RAVI State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. B004 BAKHDA VINI SANJAY Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by B005 BALVALLY SHUBHIKA SHUBHAN Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples.
B006 BARROWS ASHLYN ANTONY State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' B007 BHARATI SHRUTI PRABHAT Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B008 MEHTA PRACHI MANISH Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn B009 CHHEDA HEENAL JAYANTILAL Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B010 CHOHAN TANVI KAUR Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. B011 DALAL DHWANI VIMAL Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. B012 DARUWALA PARRENDI PERVEZ Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn B013 DAWDA URJA VIJAYKUMAR Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and Disjunction. B014 DEDHIA ARUSHI DEEPAK Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. B015 DEDHIA RIYA NAYAN How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? B016 DHAMI RAENHHA PERMINDER Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B017 DHRUV HASTI PAREN Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." B018 DIVATIA SOHANA JIGEESHU Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. B019 DUNGRANI SHAILJA MANISH Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum." B020 GAGLANI RITU MANISH Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. B021 GAITONDE ULRIKA VIJAY Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." B022 GANESH AISHWARYA GANESH State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. B023 GOEL PRACHI RAMESH Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." B024 GORAKSHA MAITHILI RANJIT Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory. B025 GUPTA DIVYA DHARMESH Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " B026 IYER SHALINITA SHEKHAR " Logic as an inbuilt feature of the human mind " - Elaborate giving reference to the use of logical thinking in pre-historic times, commonsense thinking, in games etc.
B027 JAIN SRISHTI MANEESH Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. " B028 JANI TANVI VIJAY How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages? B029 JOG ANKITA ATUL When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? B030 JOSHI SPANDANA SHASHANK Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? FRENCH/PSYCHOLOGY B031 KANABAR ARYA AMIT Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. B032 KAULGUD SAUMYA MILIND Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B033 KHER SHIVANI MAYUR State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. B034 KISHNANI PRERENA MAHESH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by B035 MAMOOTIL SALOMI SIMON Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. B036 MEHTA AYUSHI SANJAY State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' B037 MEHTA DARSHI VIMAL Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B038 MEHTA KHUSHALI PARIMAL Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn B039 MEHTA SAKSHI NIMISH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B040 MEHTA SRUSHTI ASHISH Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. B041 MEHTA TANISHA HITESH Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples.
B042 MEHTA YASASVI HITESH Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn B043 MEHTA YESHA PANKAJ Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and Disjunction. B044 MERCHANT NIDAH MEHBOOB Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. B045 MERCHANT VEDIKA KSHITIJ How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? B046 MHATRE NABHALI MANISH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B047 MOTIWALA JUMANA MUSTAFA Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." B048 NAIK ARPITA VIPUL Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. B049 NAIR SIMERON GOPAL Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum." B050 NERURKAR VEDA SANJAY Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. B051 PANCHAL VIDHI MANISH Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." B052 PAREKH RASHI DHARMEN State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. B053 PATEL SHRIYA GANGJI Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." B054 PATEL URJA VIPUL Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory. B055 PATNI RIZZ RAFIQ Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " B056 PAWASKAR KOMAL KIRAN " Logic as an inbuilt feature of the human mind " - Elaborate giving reference to the use of logical thinking in pre-historic times, commonsense thinking, in games etc. B057 PEREIRA DIANDRA MICHAEL Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. "
B058 PUNATAR SALONI SAMIR How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages? B059 PUNJABI SRISHTI SUNIL When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? B060 PURI JASLEENKAUR AMARPREETSINGH Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? FRENCH/PSYCHOLOGY B061 RAIPANCHOLIA RICHA PANKAJ Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. B062 RAJSHRI ADYA ASHOK Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B063 RAY KAMAKSHI XXXX State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. B064 SAMDANI RIYA SANDEEP Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by B065 SANGOI NISHTHA NIKHIL Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. B066 SAVLA NEEL ZAVERILAL State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' B067 SAWANT RIA UDAY Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B068 SAYEED SAARRAH MANSOOR Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn B069 SEGUE PANDORA RUPINDER Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B070 SHAH DEVANSHI NITIN Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. B071 SHAH DRASHTI MUKESH Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. B072 SHAH DRASHTI NILESH Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn
B073 SHAH KRISHA ASHISH Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and Disjunction. B074 SHAH MANAL NIMISH Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. B075 SHAH MITI PRAKASH How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? B076 SHAH NEELI ASHWINKUMAR Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B077 SHAH PRIYAL KAMAL Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." B078 SHAH RAISHA SANJEEV Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. B079 SHAH RIDDHI ANUP Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum." B080 SHAH RIYA BINDESH Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. B081 SHAH STUTI HIMANSHU Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." B082 SHAH URMI ATUL State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. B083 SHARMA NISHTHA VIRENDRA Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." B084 SHARMA RUCHITA MOHAN Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory. B085 SHASTRI VAIDEHI MUKESHBHAI Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " B086 SHETH MANSEE SANJAY " Logic as an inbuilt feature of the human mind " - Elaborate giving reference to the use of logical thinking in pre-historic times, commonsense thinking, in games etc. B087 SHETH SHREYA RAJESH Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. " B088 SHUNGLOO SAURABH SAMIR How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages?
B089 SOMAYA KAJOL ASHOK When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? B090 SUKLECHA NUPUR PRAKASH Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? FRENCH/PSYCHOLOGY B091 THAKKAR RIYA PIYUSH Explain the development of Logic. B092 MADHAN SAKSHI JAGDEEP Define proposition. Explain the nature of propositions. B093 TOSHNIWAL DHWANI MANOJ Explain the concept of decision procedure. State the characteristics of a good or effective decision procedure. B094 VARMA ANUSHKA VIRENDRA State the limitations of Propositional logic. B095 VASHISTA KAVYA LALIT Explain the concept of Fallacy. State the difference between Formal and Non-Formal Fallacy. B096 VIBHAKAR HINAL NILESH Explain the nature of Definition. B097 NIJAP TEJASVI PRAVIN Expalin the method of Deductive proof. B098 HINDUJA KOMAL HARISH Define Induction and state its nature. B099 MISTRY NIKITA KHEEYARAM Describe and elaborate with examples, some of the basic concepts of logic. B100 AGARWAL PRIYAL ROHIT Define proposition. List out the characteristics of proposition. B101 JAIM KAMAKSHI HARESH Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. B102 PANESAR SHIKHA DHARAM Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. B103 SURAJ SUBRAMANIAN Define Induction and explain the need for induction. B104 SHAH BHUMI SHAILESH State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. B105 MEHTA FORUM NIMESH Define Proposition. State the difference between a sentence and a proposition.
B106 GOKHALE SANIKA ATUL B107 SINGH ABISHA PARAMJIT Which factors decide the validity of an argument in a truth table method? Explain how the method of Direct Proof is used to prove the validity of arguments? B108 TARAPOREWALA NAASHA KAYOMURZ What is Induction by Simple Enumeration? State its characteristics. GUJARATI/PSYCHOLOGY B109 KHIMASIYA URVI SHASHIKANT Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by B110 MAHUVAKAR SOUMYA VIPUL Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. B111 MANIA DHRUVI KISHOR State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' B112 MEHTA AYUSHI DEVEN Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. B113 MEHTA NIKITA KAUSHAL Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn B114 TALSANIA JAY BHAVESH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. B115 PAREKH SHAILI RAJESH Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. B116 PATEL KANEEKA YOMESH Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. B117 POMAL NILONI RUPESH Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. B118 RATHOD CHARVI PARAG Define Induction and explain the need for induction.
B119 SHAH MITANSHI CHETAN State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. B120 SHAH ROHAN VIPUL Define proposition. List out the characteristics of proposition. GUJARATI/PSYCHOLOGY B121 TOLIA PANKTI MANISH Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. B122 TOPIWALA HEMANSHI SHAILEN Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." B123 TRIVEDI KRISHNA KEYURBHAI State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. B124 VANI DHARMIL NILESH Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." B125 WAGHELA TORAL RAKESH Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory.
B126 B127 CHATTERJEE ANUJA BIMAL Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. B128 CHAMPANERI RUSHITA PRAKASH Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. B129 DOSHI JINARSHEE PARESH Define Induction and explain the need for induction. B130 KANJARIYA VIDHI DILIP State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. FRENCH/POL SCI C001 ACHARYA PRACHI NILESH What are Inductive arguments. List 10 examples of inductive arguments. C002 ANAND HARSHNEET SARMENDER C003 CAMA ZARIR CHEERAG Define proposition. Explain Disjunctive proposition with reference to its truth value. Explain with examples E and I type of propositions with the help of Venn
C004 FAZAL AAFIYA AMIRALI State the conditions of induction by Simple Enumeration. C005 GALA TANVI MANISH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Verecundiam and illustrate by C006 GOKANI DISHA RAKESH Explain Bi-verbal definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C007 GUPTA ANANYA PAWAN Define proposition. Explain Conditional proposition with reference to its truth value. C008 JOSHI PRUSHNI HEMANT Explain with examples, the relation of Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of propostion. C009 KARNIK NAMITA ATUL Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Hominem and illustrate by C010 MALHOTRA SONALI ANIL Explain Analogy as a form of inductive argument. C011 MEHTA SALONI HITESH Explain Stipulative definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C012 SHAH ADITYA NAYAN Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn C013 SHAH DOLLY AJAY Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. C014 SURI SOURAV DHEERAJ Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. C015 TAWDE VAISHNAVI MAHESH Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. C016 GUPTA SANSKRITI RAJESH Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. C017 VISARIA PERCY GIRISH Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. C018 NAMDEV PRAGATI GOVIND Define Induction and explain the need for induction. C019 JANGLA PRIYANKA HEMANG C020 C021 C022 State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. C023 FATAK RINKAL PRAVINBHAI C024 C025 SAMPAT VRISHTI ANIL Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by
C026 SATIKUVAR KARISHMA RAJESH C027 SHAH ADITI KISHOR C028 C029 C030 Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' GUJARATI/POL SCI C031 C032 C033 C034 C035 BHANJA KHUSHNAAZ JEHANGIR Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. C036 BHANJA MEHERZAD JEHANGIR Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C037 CHANDURA MITI NEHAL Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn C038 CHHADVA AVANI HITESH Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. C039 CHHADWA RIDDHI SHANTILAL Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." C040 CHHEDA MANSI BHARAT State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. C041 CHHEDA VIDHI RAHUL Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." C042 DAVE PRACHI BHAVESH Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory. C043 DESAI MITI PANKAJ Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " C044 DESAI PATHIK JIGAR Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. "
C045 DODIA VIRAT HARSHADBHAI How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages? C046 GAJERA KHYATI JAYESH When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? C047 GANDHI EKTA AMIT Explain with examples E and I type of propositions with the help of Venn C048 JAIN VENUS VINAY State the conditions of induction by Simple Enumeration. C049 KACHALIA PARITA NARESH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Verecundiam and illustrate by C050 KAKKAR UDAY JAI Explain Bi-verbal definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C051 KAPADIA VAISHNAVI AMIT Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. C052 LOKHANDWALA AMATULLAH YUSUFI Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. C053 MADRECHA MISHU ASHOK State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. C054 MANDALIYA BEENA DINESH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by C055 MEHTA KHYATI SANJAY Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C056 MEHTA MAITRI CHETAN State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' C057 MEHTA MILONI TUSHAR Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. C058 MEHTA SHIVANI SANDEEP Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn C059 MEHTA SHRUTI MEHUL Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy.
C060 MEHTA SIDDHARTH KETAN Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. HINDI/POL SCI C061 MISRA PRAGATI ARUN Define proposition. Explain Bi-Conditional or Equivalent proposition with reference to its truth value. C062 PALAN JEET MEHUL Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. C063 PALANPURWALA ALEFIYA MURTUZA State the difference between Simple enumeration and Analogy. C064 PANDIT CHITRA RAJA Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Misericordiam and illustrate by C065 POLADIA CHAITYA HIREN Explain the definition of Per genus et differentiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C066 QURAISHI NIBRAAZ ABDULKADAR State the characteristics of a proposition. Explain, ' Is every proposition a sentence? ' C067 RAJPUT RADHIKA SANDEEP Explain with examples, the relation of Contradictories with reference to the square of opposition of proposition. C068 RAVAL ZEAL VIPUL Explain with examples A and I type of propositions with the help of Venn C069 RUPANI RAVISHEZEHRA FIROZ Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. C070 JAVA JANHAVI ANIL Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. C071 SAVLA TWINKLE SANJAY Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C072 SAYANI HERSHEY NILESH Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn C073 SHAH ADITYA KASHYAP Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. C074 SHAH CHARMI BHADRESH Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." C075 SHAH DARSHIL VIPUL State the value and importance of study of Logic in life.
C076 SHAH ESHAA PARESH Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." C077 SHAH HET TEJAS Use and application of Logic in Debates, Discussions and Oratory. C078 SHAH HINAL RAMNIK Explain- " Stipulative definition is neither true nor false. " C079 SHAH JANVI NILESH Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. " C080 SHAH PALAK RAJESH How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages? C081 SHETH AKSHAY KALPESH When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? C082 THAKKAR KUNAL RASHMIKANT Explain with examples E and I type of propositions with the help of Venn C083 VAISHNAV ASTHA CHANDRASHEKHAR State the conditions of induction by Simple Enumeration. C084 VASANI HETAKSHI AMRISH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Verecundiam and illustrate by C085 VORA ROSHNI PANKAJ Explain Bi-verbal definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. C086 PANCHAL GUNJAN JAGDISH Define proposition. Explain Conditional proposition with reference to its truth value. C087 GALA LAKSHI PRAVIN Explain with examples, the relation of Contraries with reference to the C088 SACHDEVA JASLEEN square of opposition of propostion. Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Hominem and illustrate by C089 BHATLA MUKUND SANJAY Explain Analogy as a form of inductive argument. C090 AGARWAL RISHABH MANISH Explain Stipulative definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. HINDI/POL SCI C091 GALA PRIYANKA RAMESH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Populum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. C092 SHELAR SHIVANI SANJAY Define proposition. Explain the difference between Simple and Compound propositions. C093 MISTRY VIDIT KEKIN Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. C094 GARKEL RANVIR GURMEET Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition.
C095 MAKANI ASHISH MUNIR Define Induction and explain the need for induction. C096 MANDANI DEVESHREE GIRISH State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. C097 C098 SHANKAR PRERNA SHANKAR Explain the nature of Definition. C099 SHARMA DAAMINI VIVEK Expalin the method of Deductive proof. C100 SHILPKAR KARISHMA SAJEEVANLAL Define Induction and state its nature. C101 KASHUP PRIYAL MANOJ Describe and elaborate with examples, some of the basic concepts of logic. C102 JAIN PREKSHA RAJESH Define proposition. List out the characteristics of proposition. C103 C104 C105 CHATUR PRADNYA DINKAR Explain the concept of decision procedure. State the characteristics of a good or effective decision procedure. C106 KEER MANAVI SUDHIR State the limitations of Propositional logic. C107 SOMAIYA HONEY DIPEN Explain the concept of Fallacy. State the difference between Formal and Non-Formal Fallacy.
C108 C109 C110 C111 SHETTY AISHWARYA PANDURANG Explain the development of Logic. C112 GEDIA RAKSHIT NAREN Define proposition. Explain the nature of propositions. F.Y.J.C. ARTS (2013-2014) HINDI/PSYCHOLOGY D001 SETHWALA RASHIDA QURAISH Explain the development of Logic. D002 SHAH AASHVI RAJESH Define proposition. Explain the nature of propositions. D003 SHAH AAYUSHI NILESH Explain the concept of decision procedure. State the characteristics of a good or effective decision procedure. D004 SHAH AKSHATA SANJAY State the limitations of Propositional logic. D005 Explain the concept of Fallacy. State the difference between Formal and Non-Formal Fallacy. D006 SHAH DEVANSHI SANJAY Explain the nature of Definition. D007 SHAH DHWANI TUSHAR Expalin the method of Deductive proof. D008 Define Induction and state its nature. D009 SHAH RADHIKA RAJESH Describe and elaborate with examples, some of the basic concepts of logic. D010 SHAH RIA JITEN Define proposition. List out the characteristics of proposition. D011 SHAH RIDDHI PANKAJ Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. D012 SHAH RUCHI NILMESH Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. D013 SHAH SHRUTI SUNIL Define Induction and explain the need for induction. D014 SHAH VISHWA ANISH State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. D015 SHAH VIYOME DINESH Define Proposition. State the difference between a sentence and a proposition.
D016 SHAH YASHVI MEHUL D017 SHAIKH HEBA AHSAN Which factors decide the validity of an argument in a truth table method? Explain how the method of Direct Proof is used to prove the validity of arguments? D018 SHAIKH NAILA ABULHASAN What is Induction by Simple Enumeration? State its characteristics. D019 SHANKAR GAUTAMI SHANKAR Explain the Nature and Purpose of Definitions with reference to - increase in vocabulary and eliminating ambiguity. D020 SHARMA RASHI RAKESH Explain the fallacy of Division and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D021 SHETH HITESHRI BHAVIK State the fundamental characteristics of Inductive arguments with the help of examples. D022 SHETH KRUPEKSHA CHETAN Define propositions. How are propositions classified? D023 SHETH NERALI DWARKESH Define Truth - Table. Write down the classification of a truth functional propositional form into Tautology, Contradiction and Contingency. D024 SHETTY GAURAV VASANT Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified? D025 SODHI TANISHKA GOYA D026 SOGANI AASHNA ASHISH Explain the classification of propositions on the principles of Relation, Quality and Quantity. Explain the fallacy of Composition and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy.
D027 SONI NIDHI KALPESH Explain the Nature and purpose of Definitions with reference to - reducing vagueness and to explain a word theoretically. D028 SONI PRIYAL BHARAT Explain and Distinguish between Deductive and Inductive Inference. D029 SONIGRA RAJVI DINESH D030 SOOD HARSHLEEN MANPREET Define Proposition. State the kinds of symbols used for symbolizing propositions. Explain the factors on which the soundness of an analogical argument depends on. HINDI/PSYCHOLOGY D031 SURYAVANSHI DIGANGANA NEERAJ Explain the fallacy of Accident and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D032 SYED RIFAT MEHMOOD Explain the Nature and Purpose of definitions with reference to - influencing attitudes and increase in vocabulary. D033 Explain the difference between Form and Content of an argument with the help of examples. D034 THAKKAR NOOPUR SHIRISH Define proposition. Explain Negative proposition with reference to its truth value. D035 THAKKAR NUPUR VIPUL Define Truth-Table and Matrix. How are the number of rows determined in a truth-table? D036 THAKUR KHUSHBOO MUKESH What is Conditional Proof? Explain the steps to construct a deductive proof by C.P. method with the help of examples. D037 THAKUR MAHIMA BODHRAJ Explain with examples A and E type of propositions with the help of Venn D038 THAKUR MAHIMA ANAND Explain the fallacy of Converse of Accident and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D039 TRIVEDI BANSARI HIMANSHU Explain Ostensive definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. D040 UPADHYAY URVI KIRAN What are Deductive arguments. List 10 examples of deductive arguments.
D041 VIBHAKAR ISHA PIYUSH Define proposition. Explain Conjunctive proposition with reference to its truth value. D042 VIRA AVANI HEMANT What is Conditional Proof? Explain the procedure to prove tautologies by the method of C.P. with the help of examples. D043 VORA MANUSHI NAYAN Explain with examples I and O type of propositions with the help of Venn D044 VORA SALONI MANISH What is Hypothetico- Deductive method. Explain in brief its stages. D045 VYAS ARYA SANDIP Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Baculum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D046 BHANSALI RIYA RAJU Explain Extensive definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. D047 SINGH SHIVANI MANVENDRA What are Inductive arguments. List 10 examples of inductive arguments. D048 SHAIKH ARSHIE JUNAID Define proposition. Explain Disjunctive proposition with reference to its truth value. D049 KAPUR AKANSHA RAJIV Explain with examples E and I type of propositions with the help of Venn D050 DHINDAW DEVIKA LOVKESH State the conditions of induction by Simple Enumeration. D051 BHOSLE KUHU NAGESH Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Verecundiam and illustrate by D052 LAKHOTIA MEGHA RAJEEV Explain Bi-verbal definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. D053 MADIWAL SAIPOORNIMA PRASHANT Define proposition. Explain Conditional proposition with reference to its truth value. D054 SAKSENA SANCHAY ASHISH Explain with examples, the relation of Contraries with reference to the square of opposition of propostion. D055
D056 MEHTA KINJAL JITENDRA Explain Analogy as a form of inductive argument. D057 D058 D059 D060 HINDI/PSYCHOLOGY D061 D062 D063 D064 D065 D066 D067 D068 WAGLE HIMANSHU ABHAY Explain Lexical definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. D069 MHATRE DHRUVA HEMANT Explain with examples E and O type of propositions with the help of Venn Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and D070 DESHMUKH PRANALI ANAND Disjunction. D071 DOSHI HILONI PIYUSH Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. D072 How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by D073 MAHADIK JUHI AJAY listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D074 MATRE DHRUVA HEMANT Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." D075 MHASKAR AADITYA SANJAY Explain the use and application of Logic and Sciences. Explain- "Definien is generally a longer expression than the Definiendum D076 MOKASHI RUJUTA RANJEET."
D077 SHUKLA RUCHITA KETAN Explain the use and application of Logic and Computers. D078 MURANJAN ESHA VINOD Explain- " Ostensive definition is called as a primary method of learning a language." D079 PONKSHE SNEH SHARAD State the value and importance of study of Logic in life. D080 SALVI PRANJALI SHASHISHEKHAR Explain- " Ostensive definitions cannot be given for all words." D081 D082 DADIA DEVANSHI HITESH " Logic as an inbuilt feature of the human mind " - Elaborate giving reference to the use of logical thinking in pre-historic times, commonsense thinking, in games etc. D083 BAIROLIA AASTHA RAVINDRA Explain- " Lexical definition is either true or false. " D084 GANDHI KRUTI RAJESH How is Bi-verbal definition useful and essential in learning foreign languages? D085 GANDHI NISHI PARAG When is Bi-verbal definition inaccurate and misleading? D086 GARG PRIYA ABHAY Define proposition. State the difference between Conjunction and Disjunction. D087 GHASIA AAREFA HUSSENI Explain the use and application of Logic and Law. D088 GHOSALKAR SIDDHESH SUNIL How is the study of definitions necessary in Logic? D089 GOR AVIKA SAMEER Explain the fallacy of Argumentum - ad - Ignoratiam and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D090 GOWRIA SASHA DORIANNE Explain- " Definitions are relative to the person for whom it is given." IT/PSYCHOLOGY D091 HAJI HIBA MAQSOODANWAR Explain the development of Logic. D092 IYER AAKANSHA KAMLESH Define proposition. Explain the nature of propositions. D093 JAIN BARBIE PRAVIN Explain the concept of decision procedure. State the characteristics of a good or effective decision procedure.
D094 JAJODIA JANHAVI AJAY State the limitations of Propositional logic. D095 JOSHI DRUSHTI DEVEN Explain the concept of Fallacy. State the difference between Formal and Non-Formal Fallacy. D096 JOSHI RHEA SANJAY Explain the nature of Definition. D097 KARIA HEMANI RAJESH Expalin the method of Deductive proof. D098 KARIA VRUTI LAKHAMSHI Define Induction and state its nature. D099 KHATRI MARYAM IQBAL Describe and elaborate with examples, some of the basic concepts of logic. D100 KOYLOT SAHIL SAHESH Define proposition. List out the characteristics of proposition. D101 MAHAJAN PARISA DEEPAK Explain Truth-Table method as an effective decission procedure. D102 MEHTA PRACHI SANJAY Explain the Nature and Analysis of a proposition. D103 MENDON JVITIKA NARENDRA Define Induction and explain the need for induction. D104 MODAK NEHA ALTAF State the fundamental characteristics of Deductive arguments with the help of examples. D105 MODY PRIYANKA DHARMENDRA Define Proposition. State the difference between a sentence and a proposition. D106 MOTLEKAR ILHAAM ASHFAQ Which factors decide the validity of an argument in a truth table method? D107 NAIR ARCHANA RAVIKUMAR Explain how the method of Direct Proof is used to prove the validity of arguments? D108 NETRAVALKAR NIDHI NARESH What is Induction by Simple Enumeration? State its characteristics. D109 NEVTIA NIKITA SUMIT Explain the Nature and Purpose of Definitions with reference to - increase in vocabulary and eliminating ambiguity. D110 PALIMAR SRISHTI BIPIN Explain the fallacy of Division and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D111 PANDYA PREETA SANJAY State the fundamental characteristics of Inductive arguments with the help of examples. D112 PARAB SANIYA SATISH Define propositions. How are propositions classified? D113 PAREKH AAYUSHI KAMLESH Define Truth - Table. Write down the classification of a truth functional propositional form into Tautology, Contradiction and Contingency. D114 PATEL SALONI NIMESH Explain with illustration, how the rule of Conditional Proof is justified?
D115 PATHARE MADHURA MILIND D116 ROY JHANVI JIGNESH D117 SEN HAIMANTI SHUBHOBRATA Explain the classification of propositions on the principles of Relation, Quality and Quantity. Explain the fallacy of Composition and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. Explain the Nature and purpose of Definitions with reference to - reducing vagueness and to explain a word theoretically. D118 SHAH AYUSHI JIGNESH Explain and Distinguish between Deductive and Inductive Inference. D119 SHAH BHAVIK VIREN D120 SHAH DEVARSHI APURVA Define Proposition. State the kinds of symbols used for symbolizing propositions. Explain the factors on which the soundness of an analogical argument depends on. IT/PSYCHOLOGY D121 SHAH DIMPLE LALIT D122 SHAH DRASHTI KALPESH D123 SHAH NIDHI KIRITKUMAR D124 SHAH RASHI KAMLESH D125 SHAH RUTU MANISH D126 SHAH SAUMYA HITESH D127 SHAH SIDDHI BHAGWANJI State the classification of Categorical propositions with the help of examples. Explain with examples, the relation of Sub- altern with reference to the square of opposition of propostion. Explain the fallacy of Accident and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. Explain the Nature and Purpose of definitions with reference to - influencing attitudes and increase in vocabulary. Explain the difference between Form and Content of an argument with the help of examples. Define proposition. Explain Negative proposition with reference to its truth value. Define Truth-Table and Matrix. How are the number of rows determined in a truth-table?
D128 SHAH TANVI KIRAN What is Conditional Proof? Explain the steps to construct a deductive proof by C.P. method with the help of examples. D129 SHAH VRUTI HITENDRA Explain with examples A and E type of propositions with the help of Venn D130 D131 SINGH SHAMBHAVI AJAI Explain Ostensive definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples. D132 SUNIL NIKHITA SUNIL What are Deductive arguments. List 10 examples of deductive arguments. D133 BERDE ABHINAY LAXMIKANT Define proposition. Explain Conjunctive proposition with reference to its truth value. D134 PILLAI RHEA VENUGOPAL What is Conditional Proof? Explain the procedure to prove tautologies by the method of C.P. with the help of examples. D135 KOTHARI HARSH JAYESH Explain with examples I and O type of propositions with the help of Venn D136 DHAKAN RAJAL MANISH What is Hypothetico- Deductive method. Explain in brief its stages. D137 MAKWANA KHYATI KIRIT Explain the fallacy of Argumentum -ad - Baculum and illustrate by listing 10 examples involving the fallacy. D138 KAPOOR KHUSHBOO SAILESSH Explain Extensive definition and illustrate by listing 10 examples.