For Compound Propositions (Disjunctive and Hypothetical), Must Their Components Always

question 121

Multiple Choice

For compound propositions (disjunctive and hypothetical) , must their components always be categorical propositions?

• A)Yes, because the component propositions are not being asserted.
• B)Yes, and to be more precise, they must always be universal.
• C)Yes, and to be more precise, they must always be particular.
• D)No, because the component propositions can themselves be disjunctive or hypothetical.
• E)No, because the component propositions are not being asserted.

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