The document discusses rules for solving syllogism problems. It states that there are two types of syllogism - cross cancellation and vertical cancellation. Cross cancellation considers the first statement as the first sentence and the second statement as the second sentence. Vertical cancellation considers the second statement as the first sentence and the first statement as the second sentence. The document provides an example of each type, showing that cross cancellation leads to an "All" conclusion while vertical cancellation leads to "no conclusion".
The document discusses rules for solving syllogism problems. It states that there are two types of syllogism - cross cancellation and vertical cancellation. Cross cancellation considers the first statement as the first sentence and the second statement as the second sentence. Vertical cancellation considers the second statement as the first sentence and the first statement as the second sentence. The document provides an example of each type, showing that cross cancellation leads to an "All" conclusion while vertical cancellation leads to "no conclusion".
The document discusses rules for solving syllogism problems. It states that there are two types of syllogism - cross cancellation and vertical cancellation. Cross cancellation considers the first statement as the first sentence and the second statement as the second sentence. Vertical cancellation considers the second statement as the first sentence and the first statement as the second sentence. The document provides an example of each type, showing that cross cancellation leads to an "All" conclusion while vertical cancellation leads to "no conclusion".
First and foremost have a quick glance at the Main rules to solve Syllogism Problems... 1st 2nd sntnc
ALL
SOME
NO
ALL
ALL
NO
SOME
SOME
SOME NOT
NO
SOME NOT REVERSED
SOME NOT REVERSED
If the conclusion is in Possibility case then these rules must be applied.
If All A are B then we can say - Some B are Not A is a Possibility If Some B are Not A then we can say - All A are B is a Possibility If Some A are B then we can say - All A are B is a Possibility All B are A is a Possibility That is All <=> Some Not Reversed Some => All NO Conclusion = Any Possibility is true When it is implemented (In case of Conclusion from Single Statement) 1. All => Some that means if All A are B then Some B are A is true. 2. Some <=> Some that means if Some A are B then Some B are A is true. 3. No <=> No that means if No A is B then NO B is A is true
How to use these Syllogism Rules to solve questions?
Inorder to solve Syllogism there are two types: 1. Cross Cancellation 2. Vertical Cancellation Statements: 1. All Cows are Parrots 2. All Parrots are Birds with cross cancellation STATEMENT 1 is considered as 1st sentence and STATEMENT 2 is considered as 2nd sentence. so Conclusion is ALL+All= ALL. All parrots are birds. Statements: 1. Some Mails are Messages 2. All Updates are Messages with vertical cancellation, STATEMENT 2 is considered as 1st sentence and STATEMENT 1 is considered as 2nd sentence. so Conclusion is ALL+SOME= NO CONCLUSION . Here SOME+ALL=SOME conclusion will be incorrect.