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Write 2 true categorical propositions. Identify the quantifier, subject, predicate, and copula in each:

Prop:

Q: S: C: P:

Prop:

Q: S: C: P:

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The expert writes the proposition and identifies the parts. Two true categorical propositions are analyzed.

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