Can All Categorical Syllogisms Be Represented by Three-Circle Venn Diagrams

question 148

Multiple Choice

Can all categorical syllogisms be represented by three-circle Venn diagrams?

• A)Yes.
• B)No, because some categorical syllogisms involve more than three terms.
• C)No, because some categorical syllogisms involve singular propositions.
• D)No, because some categorical syllogisms are invalid.
• E)No, because some categorical syllogisms contain complements of their terms.

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Definitions:

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A small ligament that is the remnant of the ductus arteriosus formed within 3 weeks after birth.

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