Multiple Choice
If we are solving an enthymeme and one premise is an O proposition, then the other premise:
A) can be any proposition
B) can only be an I or O proposition
C) can only be an A or I proposition
D) can only be an I proposition
E) can only be an A proposition
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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