Which of the following is the converse of 'Some R are F' ?
Some R are F is a particular affirmative or I proposition, and conversion of an I proposition is simple conversion in which subject and predicate are merely interchanged.…
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Which of the following is the converse of 'Some R are F' ?
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Correct answer D
Some R are F is a particular affirmative or I proposition, and conversion of an I proposition is simple conversion in which subject and predicate are merely interchanged. The converse is therefore Some F are R. Hence 'Some F are R' is the correct answer.
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