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5 examples of syllogism?
All s is p ---->Let this be premise 1 conversion of this premise is: Some p is s. derivation of this premise is: some s is p. All p is k ------>Let this be premise 2 conversion of this premise is: Some k is p. derivation of this premise is: some p is k. Conclusion of premise 1 and premise 2: All s is p All p is k Conclusion: All s is k 5 examples: i) some k is o some o is t valid conclusions: I) some k is t II) some t is k III)some o is k IV)some t is o ii) No s is p No p is k Valid conclusions: I) No p is s II)No k is p III)some s is not p IV)some p is not k V)some p is not s VI)some k is not p iii)All s is p All p is k Valid conclusions: I)All s is k II)some s is p III)some p is k IV)some s is k V)some p is s VI)some k is p VII)some k is s vi)some s is not p some p is not k Valid conclusions: I) No valid conclusion vi)All s is p some p is k valid conclusions: I)some s is k II)some s is p III)some k is p VI)some k is s V)some p is s
Select which does not belong B M S K V S P M G S M P K P M S?
B
What series of letters does not belong b m s k or v s p m or g s m p or k p m s?
bmsk
When did K. P. S. Menon - senior - die?
K. P. S. Menon - senior - died in 1982.
When was K. P. S. Menon - senior - born?
K. P. S. Menon - senior - was born in 1898.
Five children are sitting in a row s is sitting next to p but not t k is sitting next to r who is sitting on the extreme left and t is not sitting next to k who are sitting adjacent to s?
From the left, it would be Child R, Child K, Child S, Child P, and Child T. So, K and P are on either side of S.
Find an equation of joint variation if P varies jointly as q r and s One set of values is p equals 70 Q equals 7 R equals 5 and S equals 4?
If P varies directly with q, r and s then P = kqrs, where k is a constant. As 70 = k x 7 x 5 x 4 = 140k : k = 70/140 = 1/2 The equation of joint variation is P = ½qrs.
If p squared equals s plus 5 how do you express s in terms of p?
s = p^2 - 5 *also, p = sqrt (s+5)
If p equals 2s plus 5 what is s in terms of p?
If p = 2s + 5, then s = (p-5)/2 or 1/2 (p-5) --- p = 2s +5 p-5 = 2s (p-5)/2 = s
What has the author K P S Bhaskara Rao written?
K. P. S. Bhaskara Rao has written: 'Theory of charges' -- subject(s): Measure theory
What has the author P K Fedorenko written?
P. K. Fedorenko has written: 'Lepta' -- subject(s): Fiction
What has the author K P P Nambiar written?
K. P. P. Nambiar has written: 'Research in fish behaviour' -- subject(s): Behavior, Fishes
