Hello, I need help with fallacies

identifying the parts of an argument, also identify premise and/or conclusion indicators, and the conclusion statement

thank you

Name Date Read each of the arguments below and decide if it is a deductive or an inductive argument. Do not be distracted by whether you believe the argument has a true conclusion or not. Whether or not the conclusion is true (in your mind), this has no bearing on whether the argument uses inductive or deductive reasoning. As further practice in identifying the parts of an argument, also identify premise and/or conclusion indicators, and the conclusion statement. The answers and a discussion of the reasoning behind them is provided on the last page of this document. You should refrain from checking that page until you come up with answers on your own first. 1. Every duck I have ever seen has all white feathers. Therefore, I am convinced that all ducks are white. Inductive or deductive: Premise indicator(s), if present: Conclusion indicator, if present: Conclusion: 2. The psychologists at the university have taken a poll of our students and found that more than half of the graduating seniors at our school are more interested in getting a job with a high salary than they are of getting a job which helps humanity. The study makes this claim with a 95% certainty.. Inductive or deductive: Premise indicator(s), if present: Conclusion indicator, if present: Conclusion: 3. All ducks carry a perfect copy of the w-56 gene on chromosome 6. However, it is a fact that a perfect copy of the w-56 gene causes all feathers on a duck to be white in color. Therefore, all ducks who carry such a perfect copy of the w-56 gene are white. Inductive or deductive: Premise indicator(s), if present: Conclusion indicator, if present: Conclusion:4. Jimmy dresses very well and is well groomed. He also has good grades in all of his classes. He donates a lot of time at the Senior Center and they all love him. He has experience in politics because of his work on the Clinton campaign. For all of these reasons, I believe he is the ideal candidate for the Student Government Co-exec. Inductive or deductive: Premise indicator(s), if present: Exercise 20 Conclusion indicator, if present: Conclusion: 5. Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jury, I ask you to find the defendant, H.E. Didit, guilty as charged. His fingerprints were found on the money. The bank teller identified him. His car matches the color, make, and model of the get-away car, and he bought a new washing machine for his mother the day after the bank was robbed. There can be no doubt that he is the robber. Inductive or deductive: Premise indicator(s), if present: Conclusion indicator, if present: Conclusion