Syllogism 3H Given the following syllogism: A few snakes have fangs, so there are snakes that are not friendly, for whatever has fangs is unfriendly. For Syllogism 3H, the major premise is:
A) No snakes with fangs are friendly animals.
B) All animals with fangs are unfriendly animals.
C) Some snakes are animals with fangs.
D) Some snakes are not friendly animals.
E) No animals with fangs are friendly animals.
E
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What will be an ideal response?
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