Is It Possible for a Single Syllogism Both to Commit

question 46

Multiple Choice

Is it possible for a single syllogism both to commit the fallacy of affirming the consequent and the fallacy of denying the antecedent?

• A)Yes, because one argument can commit many fallacies at once.
• B)Yes, because the second premise could be hypothetical.
• C)Yes, because the antecedent and consequent might have been swapped in the hypothetical premise.
• D)No, because no argument ever commits two fallacies at once.
• E)No, unless the second premise and the conclusion each assert two different propositions.

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