That statement "All dogs are mammals" is an example of a:

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Orlov [11]3 years ago

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UNIVERSAL AFFIRMATIVE

There are four standard forms of categorical statements: (1) universal affirmative (All dogs are mammals), (2) universal negative (No dogs are mammals), (3) particular affirmative (Some dogs are mammals), and (4) particular negative (Some dogs are not mammals).

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