An example of empirical truth is 1 + 1= 2
An example of logical truth is: "It snowed when it rained yesterday. It rained today, so it would snow"
<h3>What is an Empirical Truth?</h3>
This refers to the type of knowledge that is gotten through the use of senses.
Hence, we can see that empirical and logical truths are different because the logical truth makes use of logic and deductions to come to a conclusion.
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In the excerpt from A Good Place for Maggie, Maggie is driving away from her home in Los Angeles. Maggie describes the city as "a terrible place" full of "processed air" and "car exhaust." Maggie's description of the city develops Maggie's character as someone who does not enjoy the city and is most likely unhappy living there.
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this is due to the fact that is mainly only talking about bridges and ferry-boats rather then the city itself and it's technology
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Purpose: Malcolm X wrote “Learning to Read” with the purpose of informing his readers of the hardships faced and his inspiring journey to becoming literate. Audience: The audience that Malcolm X is trying to speak to is mainly young black people who have experienced things similar to him that he wants to inspire
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