According to the Traditional Square of Opposition, corresponding A and E statements are
A) alternatives.
B) contradictories.
C) subcontraries.
D) contraries.

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In the Traditional Square of Opposition, A (universal affirmative) and E (universal negative) statements are contraries, meaning they cannot both be true at the same time, but they can both be false.

According to the Traditional Square of Opposition, Corresponding a and E