Reasoning Test Syllogism Notes with Examples
Syllogism is a noun which means form of reasoning in which a
conclusion is drawn from two statements, i.e., deductive reasoning. In more clear terms, Syllogism is a
mediate deductive inference in which two propositions are given in such an
order that they jointly or collectively imply the third. Thus, Syllogism can be
defined as ‘a form of reasoning in which the conclusion establishes a relation
between two terms on the basis of both terms being related to the same third
term as derived in the premises’.
