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Syllogisms is a deductive and inductive reasoning with two propositions as premises and a conclusion. The process of going to the premises to the conclusion is know as inference

The structure of the syllogism is:

Major premise: here you found the major term which is the predicate

Minor premise: here you found the minor term which is the subject of the conclusion

Middle term: appear in both premises but never appears in the conclusion

Conclusion: here the term relates to one another to form the argument

Propositions are made of subject, copula and a predicate

Fallacies is an error in reasoning

There are several types of fallacies like hasty generalization or slippery slope

Hasty Generalization: an stereotype of something

Slippery Slope: is an exageration of events

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