Do We Need to Know the Content of a Proposition

question 68

Multiple Choice

Do we need to know the content of a proposition in order to determine its form?

• A)Yes, because otherwise we cannot determine its quantity.
• B)Yes, because otherwise we cannot determine its quality.
• C)Yes, because otherwise we cannot determine its quantity or quality.
• D)No, because both quantity and quality can be determined without the content.
• E)No, because if no content is provided, we assume that the proposition has form A.

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Definitions:

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A measure of a company's financial leverage calculated by dividing its total liabilities by shareholders' equity.

Debt-Equity Ratio

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Total Debt Ratio

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