If 'All men are mortal' is true, what can be inferred about the truth or falsehood of the following propositions?
1. Some non-mortals are not non-men.
2. No non-men are non-mortal.
3. Some non-mortal are men.
Out of these statements
Consider the Assertion (A) and Reason (R) and select the correct answer: Assertion (A) The number of distributed terms in the conclusion must be atleast one less than the total number of distributed terms in the premises. Reason (R) The middle term does not appear in the conclusion.
which one of the following is not correct?
1. If one of the premises is invalid, the argument is not true
2. An argument cannot be sound if one of the premise is false
3. If premises entail the conclusion then the argument will be valid
4. A deductive argument may be valid without being sound
In the context of laws of thought mark the best combination of the laws as given below
1. Law of Identify
2. Law of Contradiction
3. Law of Excluded Middle
4. Law of Sufficient Reason
Combinations
If "No scientists are philosophers" is true, what may be inferred about the truth and falsity of the proposition?
1. No non-philosophers are scientists
2. No-non scientists are non-philosophers
3. No philosopher are non scientists
Out of these statements