The Validity of a Syllogism Depends on

question 13

Multiple Choice

The validity of a syllogism depends on

• A) the truth of its premises.
• B) the truth of its conclusion.
• C) its form.
• D) both the truth of its premises and the truth of its conclusion.

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Definitions:

Unenforceable Contract

An agreement that, due to legal deficiencies or circumstances, cannot be legally compelled by a court to be executed by the parties involved.

Executory Contract

A contract under which both parties to the agreement have obligations that remain to be fulfilled; if one side has completed its obligations, the contract is no longer executory.

Unilateral And Executed

Unilateral refers to an action or agreement made or performed by one party; executed means that the action has been completed or the agreement has been fully performed.

Implied Contract

An agreement created by actions of the parties involved rather than written or spoken words, indicating an unexpressed understanding or assumption of agreement.