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If Only One Conjunct of a Conjunction Is a Contingency

Question 110

Multiple Choice

If only one conjunct of a conjunction is a contingency, then the conjunction itself is a:

A) tautology
B) self-contradiction
C) contingency
D) coherency
E) unable to determine from the information given

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