Must the Antecedent and the Consequent of a Hypothetical Proposition

question 150

Multiple Choice

Must the antecedent and the consequent of a hypothetical proposition be affirmative?

• A)Only the antecedent must be affirmative.
• B)Only the consequent must be affirmative.
• C)Both must be affirmative.
• D)It doesn't matter whether either of them is affirmative or negative.
• E)They can both be affirmative or both be negative, but it is not allowed for one to be affirmative while the other is negative.

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