Which disjunctive proposition is logically equivalent to the following categorical proposition? All S are P.

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The categorical proposition "All S are P" implies that if something is not S, then there's no statement about it being P or not, but if it is S, it must be P. Therefore, the equivalent disjunctive proposition is "A thing is not S, or it is P," which allows for anything that is S to also be P, and anything that is not S is not restricted by the proposition.

Which Disjunctive Proposition Is Logically Equivalent to the Following Categorical