Suppose one wishes to prove that 'if some are , then some are '. To do this, it would suffice to show that
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Suppose one wishes to prove that 'if some are , then some are '. To do this, it would suffice to show that
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Suppose one wishes to prove that 'if some X are Y, then some Z are W '. To do this, it would suffice to show that (A) some X are Z, and some Y are W (B) some Z are X, and some W are Y (C) all X are Z, and all Y are W (D) all Z are X, and all W are Y
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Deduction problems that ask what must follow from a set of constraints.
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