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Two are true, one is not

Exercise and reference answers

Questions
  1. False statement
    'Some S is not P' reverses safely
    Statements
    1. 'No S is P' reverses safely
    2. 'Some S is P' reverses safely
    3. 'Some S is not P' reverses safely
  2. False statement
    O is the universal negative
    Statements
    1. O is the universal negative
    2. A is the universal affirmative
    3. O is the particular negative
  3. False statement
    Induction guarantees a true conclusion
    Statements
    1. Deduction draws out what premises contain
    2. Induction guarantees a true conclusion
    3. Induction generalises beyond the evidence

Explanation

The false line always over-reverses a statement. Source: Logic: Deductive and Inductive, Carveth Read (1898), public domain.
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