Aristotle calls a proof a demonstration when __________ and the conclusion follows deductively.
A) the premises are likely true
B) the premises are themselves demonstrable
C) at least one of the premises is true
D) both the premises are true

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The Answer of Aristotle calls a proof a demonstration when __________ and the conclusion follows deductively.
A) the premises are likely true
B) the premises are themselves demonstrable
C) at least one of the premises is true
D) both the premises are true

Aristotle Calls a Proof a Demonstration When __________ and the Conclusion