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=== Example argument === The following is an example of an argument within the scope of propositional logic: :'''Premise 1:''' ''If'' it's raining, ''then'' it's cloudy. :'''Premise 2:''' It's raining. :'''Conclusion:''' It's cloudy. The [[logical form]] of this argument is known as [[modus ponens]],<ref name=":13" /> which is a [[Classical logic|classically]] [[Validity (logic)|valid]] form.<ref name="ms14"/> So, in classical logic, the argument is ''valid'', although it may or may not be ''[[Soundness|sound]]'', depending on the [[Meteorology|meteorological]] facts in a given context. This '''example argument''' will be reused when explaining {{section link||Formalization}}.
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