The proposition 'Some trees are green' is equivalent to which of the following propositions?
(a) Many trees are green.
(b) Some green things are trees.
(c) Some green things are not non-trees.
(d) Trees are usually green.
Select the correct answer from the options given below:
(a), (b), (c) and (d)
The given proposition is 'Some trees are green' — a particular affirmative (I-type) meaning at least one tree is green. We test which listed statements express the same content.
'Many trees are green' conveys the same particular affirmation that at least some trees are green (a quantity of 'many' still asserts 'some are'), so it agrees with the original. 'Some green things are trees' is the logical converse of an I-proposition; conversion of 'Some S are P' to 'Some P are S' is valid, so it is equivalent. 'Some green things are not non-trees' is obtained by obversion of 'Some green things are trees' (dropping the double negation 'not non-trees' returns 'are trees'), so it too carries the same meaning. 'Trees are usually green' again asserts that green holds for trees in general, agreeing with 'some trees are green'.
Since each of the four restatements preserves the particular affirmative sense of the original, all of them are treated as equivalent, so the complete set is selected.
Correct answer: (a), (b), (c) and (d)
Match List I with List II
Identify the propositions and match the followings.
LIST I
A. Exceptive proposition
B. Categorical Proposition
C. General Proposition
D. Compound propositon
LIST II
I. Ten is greater than five.
II. If the war is declared then petrol prices will go up.
III. The wicked alone are happy.
IV. All mathematicians are skilled logicians.
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Which of the following statements is logically equivalent to the statement - "All women are honest human beings"
Which of the following statement is logically equivalent to "No birds are mammals"?
Which of the following statements is contrapositive to the following statement - "Some dogs are not aggressive animals"?
Which of the following statements are logically equivalent ?
A. Some fishes are not amphibians.
B. Some fishes are amphibians.
C. Some fishes are non-amphibians.
D. Some non-amphibians are not non-fishes.
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Which of the following refers to an attribute of every categorical proposition which is determined by whether the proposition affirms or denies class inclusion?
Which of the following is converse of 'Some S is P'?
The converse of "All cats are mammals" is
In the statement “No dogs are reptiles”, which terms are distributed?
'All Judges are fairminded' is an example of __________ proposition.
Match List - I with List - II :
| List - I (Figures of Categorical Syllogism) | List - II (Structure) |
| A. First | I. M-P, S-M $\rightarrow$ S-P |
| B. Second | II. P-M, S-M $\rightarrow$ S-P |
| C. Third | III. M-P, M-S $\rightarrow$ S-P |
| D. Fourth | IV. P-M, M-S $\rightarrow$ S-P |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Match List I with List II
Identify the propositions and match the followings.
LIST I
A. Exceptive proposition
B. Categorical Proposition
C. General Proposition
D. Compound propositon
LIST II
I. Ten is greater than five.
II. If the war is declared then petrol prices will go up.
III. The wicked alone are happy.
IV. All mathematicians are skilled logicians.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: