If Two Categorical Syllogisms Have the Same Form, Then

question 216

Multiple Choice

If two categorical syllogisms have the same form, then:

• A)one must be valid, and the other invalid
• B)either both are valid or both are invalid
• C)both are definitely valid
• D)both are definitely invalid
• E)the validity of one tells us nothing about the validity of the other

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Definitions:

Student Attitude

The predispositions or tendencies of students towards learning, school activities, and education in general, which can influence their academic performance.

Dormitory Regulations

Rules and guidelines set by an institution to manage behavior and ensure the safety and well-being of students living in dormitory accommodation.

Expected Count

The predicted number of occurrences in a category for a statistical experiment based on probability theories.

Null Hypothesis

An alternative definition: The presumption used in statistical testing that indicates no significant difference or effect in a given experiment or observation.