Is It Possible for Two Propositions with Different Predicates to Be

question 29

Multiple Choice

Is it possible for two propositions with different predicates to be equivalent?

• A)No, because they could never have the same meaning.
• B)No, because equivalent propositions must have equivalent predicates.
• C)Yes, because only the subject matters when determining equivalence.
• D)Yes, but only if the subjects of the propositions are equivalent.
• E)Yes, because equivalence does not depend on having identical predicates.

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