Which Form of Categorical Proposition Could Never Be a Major

question 26

Multiple Choice

Which form of categorical proposition could never be a major premise in a valid categorical syllogism?

• A)A
• B)E
• C)I
• D)O
• E)All four forms can be the major premise in a valid categorical syllogism.

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