Can Every Syllogism with a Missing Conclusion Be Completed in Such

question 134

Multiple Choice

Can every syllogism with a missing conclusion be completed in such a way as to produce a valid syllogism?

• A)No, since there might be no connection between the two premises.
• B)No, since the premises might not both be categorical.
• C)No, since two universal premises could not validly lead to any conclusion.
• D)Yes, since any two premises can validly lead to an I conclusion.
• E)Yes, since even if the two premises are completely unrelated, they would validly lead to an E conclusion.

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