PART a All Corporate Mergers Are Either Success Stories or Fiascos

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Short Answer

PART A All corporate mergers are either success stories or fiascos. Hence, some corporate mergers are fiascos.
Which of the following correctly expresses the form of this argument?
A) All C are S.
B) All CM are either S or F.
Some C are F.
Some C are F.
C) Some C are F.
D) All C are either S or F.
All C are either S or F.
Some C are F.
E) If C then either S or F.
If C then F.
PART B
Which of the following substitutions proves the argument invalid?

• A) All C are S.
• B) All CM are either S or F. Some C are F. Some C are F.
• C) Some C are F.
• D) All C are either S or F. All C are either S or F. Some C are F.
• E) If C then either S or F. If C then F. PART B Which of the following substitutions proves the argument invalid?

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Definitions:

Commercial Nature

Pertaining to or characterized by activities aimed at the exchange or buying and selling of goods and services.

Contracting Parties

The entities (individuals or companies) that enter into a contractual agreement, each undertaking specific obligations outlined within.

Courts Presume

The principle that courts assume certain facts to be true until proven otherwise, under specific legal doctrines or in the absence of evidence to the contrary.

Insurance Contract

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