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English: Considering a very simple example may help you understand why these forms are valid or invalid. If "p" represents "Candiru is a fish" and "q" represents "Candiru has gills," try to convince yourself by replacing these statements with p and q in the above table.
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Source In Quest of Universal Logic: A brief overview of formal logic's evolution - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/There-are-four-possible-forms-of-hypothetical-syllogisms-two-of-which-are-valid-while_fig4_366867569 [accessed 11 Jan, 2023]
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There are four possible forms of hypothetical syllogisms, two of which are valid, while two of which are invalid.

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