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 ___________ inference there is one and only one premise from which the conclusion is drawn.
• ___________ is the basis of classification of immediate and mediate inference.
• A valid deductive argument with true premise and conclusion is called a argument.
• Categorical propositions are classified into__________.
• The diagram of square that represents the relationship between the four categorical propositions is called the _______.
• Inference through opposition is possible only among the propositions having the _______.
• ___________ is not considered as an independent form of immediate inference.
• Deductive logic is concerned with the of arguments.
• Deductive logic is not concerned with the of arguments.
• In categorical syllogism, the common term, which occurs in both the premises, is __________.