Write an original deductive and an original inductive syllogism

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An Original Deductive and an Original Inductive Syllogism

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Abstract

Aristotle defined syllogisms as an argument in which , certain things being posted (the premises , something other than the premises necessarily results from their being true " Syllogism is a way of presenting relationships in two premises that proves a valid conclusion Inductive syllogism and Deductive syllogism are presented in this Inductive syllogism proves the validity of the conclusion

by making a probable generalization from the premises . It can be presented in different forms , either by statistical syllogism (appeals to percentage of the majority of the class , generalization (implies that all members of the class have the same characteristics , analogy (highlights the similarities between premises , and by simple induction (draws a conclusion about some other members of the same class . Deductive reasoning tends to draw specific conclusions from general ideas . Its conclusion serves as a proof of similarities between specific types under general classes . It can be presented in the form of categorical syllogisms , wherein general premises are presented to prove specific conclusions , or by modus ponens , Modus Ponens , which uses affirmation of general facts to prove a specific conclusion . Examples of both types of syllogisms using different forms are also presented

The use of syllogism as a way to present the validity of certain premises and conclusions has long been used in argumentations . In fact...