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Pavan Vishaal
on Dec 25, 2024Verified
In a proposition, the subject is always:
A) the meaning of the proposition, taken as a whole
B) a term that tells us what something is doing
C) a term that refers to something or a class of things
D) the first word of the proposition
E) the last word of the proposition
Subject
The person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with in any given context.
Proposition
An expression of some truth or principle presented for acceptance or rejection.
Term
An expression or word used in logic or mathematics to represent a specific concept, quantity, or entity.
- Comprehend the framework of propositions by acknowledging the inclusion of subject and predicate components.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the framework of propositions by acknowledging the inclusion of subject and predicate components.