In ___________ inference there is one and only one premise from which the conclusion is drawn.

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• A ___________ is a form of mediate deductive inference in which the conclusion is drawn from two categorical propositions taken jointly.
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• In _________, the meaning of the premise and the conclusion is equivalent.
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• The minor premise of Modus Tollens is _________.
• The minor premise of a simple destructive dilemma is the ___________.
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