Posted by Chrissy on Monday, October 5, 2009 at 12:33am.
Let's take the first one.
You can make a syllogism if you have two statements like:
(1) If A, then B _and_
(2) Rover is A
(3)_then_ you can say that Rover is B
Now:
(1) If a dog eats Superdog Dog Food, he will be happy.
(2) Rover is happy.
What is "A" here? it's "eats Superdog Dog Food". Does (2) say anything about "eats Superdog Dog Food"? No. So you don't have a syllogism. Rover might or might not eat Superdog Dog Food; we don't know.
So there is no syllogism here.
Now try the other two.
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