A-claim (Universal Affirmative): All men are hardworking
E-claim (Universal Negative): No men are hardworking
I-claim (Particular Affirmative): Some men are hardworking
O-claim (Particular Negative): Some men are not hardworking
Since you used the same terms in all your example claims, you can start to apply the square of opposition and explore the relative truth values of the statements.
Which of those four claims would you say is true? The A, the E, the I or the O? Based on your answer, which claim is the contradictory and must be false?
1) I- Claims I.e some men are hardworking is absolutely true.
Explanation:- Here in the claim section and it has been claimed and proved by pew research team that this claim is valid s D true that some men are hardworking not all.
2)-E claim is absolutely incorrect and false
Explanation:- because logically it is not possible that all men are not hardworking .There are kind of people some might e hardworking some can not be but not all will be not hardworking .
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A-claim (Universal Affirmative): All men are hardworking E-claim (Universal Negative): No men are hardworking I-claim (Particular...
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