If the Disjunctive Premise of a Disjunctive Argument Has N

question 166

Multiple Choice

If the disjunctive premise of a disjunctive argument has N disjuncts, and the conclusion is one of those disjuncts, then how many syllogisms make up the argument?

• A)N
• B)2N
• C)N +1
• D)N F-1
• E)N/2

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Definitions:

Condensed Formulas

A method of writing a formula for organic molecules in a linear form that shows the arrangement of atoms without displaying bonds.

Line-Angle Structure

A simplified way to draw organic molecules where lines represent bonds and the ends of lines or intersections represent carbon atoms.

Line-Angle Formula

A simplified chemical drawing that uses lines to represent bonds between atoms, omitting the symbols for carbon and hydrogen atoms.

Skeletal Structure

A simplified representation of organic molecules highlighting the bonds between carbon atoms without explicitly drawing hydrogen atoms.