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    The Mood of a Standard-Form Categorical Syllogism Whose Major Premise
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The Mood of a Standard-Form Categorical Syllogism Whose Major Premise

Question 66

Question 66

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The mood of a standard-form categorical syllogism whose major premise is universal affirmative, minor premise is particular affirmative, and conclusion is particular affirmative would be


A) IAI.
B) IIA.
C) AII.
D) III.

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