[Solved] Categorial reasoning form of fuzzy reasoning

Q.	Categorial reasoning form of fuzzy reasoning
A.	the antecedent part of the rule does not contain any fuzzy quantifiers and fuzzy probabilities
B.	the antecedents and consequents have fuzzy linguistic variables
C.	antecedents with fuzzy quantifiers are related to inference rules
D.	antecedents are dispositions
Answer» A. the antecedent part of the rule does not contain any fuzzy quantifiers and fuzzy probabilities

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